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Argh! Now I'm acting like a bloke. I think I'm dying. Nooo!
There's a horrible pain in my chest, hurts in my heart area everytime I breathe in. What's that?! Been there for an hour. An hour of sharp pains everytime I breathe in!! :( *cries*
Ok, I think I repeated myself a couple of times. Never mind.
It won't be anything to do with running will it? I went running at 6ish this morning and it was like it yesterday morning too.. Maybe I'm just unhealthy, who knows.
*cries*
There's a horrible pain in my chest, hurts in my heart area everytime I breathe in. What's that?! Been there for an hour. An hour of sharp pains everytime I breathe in!! :( *cries*
Ok, I think I repeated myself a couple of times. Never mind.
It won't be anything to do with running will it? I went running at 6ish this morning and it was like it yesterday morning too.. Maybe I'm just unhealthy, who knows.
*cries*
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Argh! Now I'm acting like a bloke. I think I'm dying. Nooo!
There's a horrible pain in my chest, hurts in my heart area everytime I breathe in. What's that?! Been there for an hour. An hour of sharp pains everytime I breathe in!! :( *cries*
Ok, I think I repeated myself a couple of times. Never mind.
It won't be anything to do with running will it? I went running at 6ish this morning and it was like it yesterday morning too.. Maybe I'm just unhealthy, who knows.
*cries*
There's a horrible pain in my chest, hurts in my heart area everytime I breathe in. What's that?! Been there for an hour. An hour of sharp pains everytime I breathe in!! :( *cries*
Ok, I think I repeated myself a couple of times. Never mind.
It won't be anything to do with running will it? I went running at 6ish this morning and it was like it yesterday morning too.. Maybe I'm just unhealthy, who knows.
*cries*
*Dirty old man voice*
Loosen your bra…
Ok, serious face on now. Could be many things. Do you go running very often? Have you only recently started going? These things could affect it.
Do you, or have you been drinking excessive amounts of alcohol or caffeine recently?
Diet, what’s that like?
Too many things that could affect it. Too early in the morning to write them all down.
The only thing that would concern me at all is the length of time you say you have been having it for. Are you exaggerating?
Loosen your bra…
Ok, serious face on now. Could be many things. Do you go running very often? Have you only recently started going? These things could affect it.
Do you, or have you been drinking excessive amounts of alcohol or caffeine recently?
Diet, what’s that like?
Too many things that could affect it. Too early in the morning to write them all down.
The only thing that would concern me at all is the length of time you say you have been having it for. Are you exaggerating?
English_Bloke wrote:
> Ok, serious face on now. Could be many things. Do you go running very
> often? Have you only recently started going? These things could
> affect it.
Heh. You sound like a Doctor. Since.. um.. Friday or so.
> Do you, or have you been drinking excessive amounts of alcohol or
> caffeine recently?
Yes. I drink it everyday, every hour.
> Diet, what’s that like?
Fine.
> The only thing that would concern me at all is the length of time you
> say you have been having it for. Are you exaggerating?
No.
Anyhoo. The pains are fading now, the chest is just tight. It's like.. I'm not breathing properly, if that makes sense. Like I'm using my 'outside' to breathe. No.. that doesn't make sense.
Anyhoo. Good morning, Bloke. ;)
> Ok, serious face on now. Could be many things. Do you go running very
> often? Have you only recently started going? These things could
> affect it.
Heh. You sound like a Doctor. Since.. um.. Friday or so.
> Do you, or have you been drinking excessive amounts of alcohol or
> caffeine recently?
Yes. I drink it everyday, every hour.
> Diet, what’s that like?
Fine.
> The only thing that would concern me at all is the length of time you
> say you have been having it for. Are you exaggerating?
No.
Anyhoo. The pains are fading now, the chest is just tight. It's like.. I'm not breathing properly, if that makes sense. Like I'm using my 'outside' to breathe. No.. that doesn't make sense.
Anyhoo. Good morning, Bloke. ;)
Damnit. You know what it's like when you can't yawn ? Horrible. No deep breaths.
Yeah, I wouldn’t worry about it.
Did you warm up and down properly, stretching? When I first started exercising I pulled an intercostals muscle, that hurt a lot, especially when breathing.
Were you wheezing at all after you finished? Again, when I first started and wasn’t particularly fit my recovery time was poor, and my lungs would be hurting after I had finished. The fact I have hayfever, which can have the same symptoms as asthma sometimes.
Just don't worry about it.
Did you warm up and down properly, stretching? When I first started exercising I pulled an intercostals muscle, that hurt a lot, especially when breathing.
Were you wheezing at all after you finished? Again, when I first started and wasn’t particularly fit my recovery time was poor, and my lungs would be hurting after I had finished. The fact I have hayfever, which can have the same symptoms as asthma sometimes.
Just don't worry about it.
Also, what the hell kind of time do you go to bed and wake up?
English_Bloke wrote:
> Did you warm up and down properly, stretching? When I first started
> exercising I pulled an intercostals muscle, that hurt a lot,
> especially when breathing.
>
> Were you wheezing at all after you finished? Again, when I first
> started and wasn’t particularly fit my recovery time was poor, and my
> lungs would be hurting after I had finished. The fact I have
> hayfever, which can have the same symptoms as asthma sometimes.
Hehheh, I don't believe in warming up! :p
Bet it must've been murder for you having to do all that police training..
So.. you can be training and stuff and start having problems with your hayfever even if it's not that 'time of the year', kinda thing?
No worries, then!
> Did you warm up and down properly, stretching? When I first started
> exercising I pulled an intercostals muscle, that hurt a lot,
> especially when breathing.
>
> Were you wheezing at all after you finished? Again, when I first
> started and wasn’t particularly fit my recovery time was poor, and my
> lungs would be hurting after I had finished. The fact I have
> hayfever, which can have the same symptoms as asthma sometimes.
Hehheh, I don't believe in warming up! :p
Bet it must've been murder for you having to do all that police training..
So.. you can be training and stuff and start having problems with your hayfever even if it's not that 'time of the year', kinda thing?
No worries, then!
English_Bloke wrote:
> Also, what the hell kind of time do you go to bed and wake up?
Um.. I don't. :D
> Also, what the hell kind of time do you go to bed and wake up?
Um.. I don't. :D
moaning.
see how you are in an hour or two - if the pain persists I suggest seeing a doctor. if it goes away then I'd forget about it for now. Like EB says you may have over-exerted yourself or pulled a muscle.
either way try not to worry too much about it.
see how you are in an hour or two - if the pain persists I suggest seeing a doctor. if it goes away then I'd forget about it for now. Like EB says you may have over-exerted yourself or pulled a muscle.
either way try not to worry too much about it.
Ms NY wrote:
> So.. you can be training and stuff and start having problems with
> your hayfever even if it's not that 'time of the year', kinda thing?
Yeah, it’s just more prominent in the summer.
Ms NY wrote:
> Hehheh, I don't believe in warming up! :p
Tut-tut, silly girl. Stretching is very important, blah-blah. Seriously, some stretching is good exercise in it's own right.
Ms NY wrote:
> Bet it must've been murder for you having to do all that police
> training..
Nah, police standards are so low and I like to exercise in my own time any way.
See?
*Flexes*
Why have you started running?
> So.. you can be training and stuff and start having problems with
> your hayfever even if it's not that 'time of the year', kinda thing?
Yeah, it’s just more prominent in the summer.
Ms NY wrote:
> Hehheh, I don't believe in warming up! :p
Tut-tut, silly girl. Stretching is very important, blah-blah. Seriously, some stretching is good exercise in it's own right.
Ms NY wrote:
> Bet it must've been murder for you having to do all that police
> training..
Nah, police standards are so low and I like to exercise in my own time any way.
See?
*Flexes*
Why have you started running?
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