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new;y diagnosed with copd

hi i have recently been diagnosed with COPD and am wondering if what i am feeling its hard to explain but easiest way to describe is its like bubbles popping within my lower and left side torso i suppose what i am asking is this a part of my condition or is it just wind tyxx

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9 years ago

Hi shirl

I have COPD and I've never experienced ur symptoms sorry😢 maybe someone else on here can help xx

shirls66 in reply to 9 years ago

ty maggie it may just b wind but have had trapped wind before n nothing like this and am i suppose only begining to understand my conditon xx

in reply to shirls669 years ago

Copd is a hard to cope.with

I've had it a few years now also asthma and a metral valve replacement I'm here if u ever need to chat. Xx

casper999 years ago

Do you get really loud rumbling as well? Because I had this when I was anxious over the diagnosis and it was definitely wind caused by my being worked up.

It stopped when I calmed down. xx

shirls669 years ago

no its quiet more a popping sensation xx

clockfacejay9 years ago

I don't have a diagnosis (I just posted about getting a potential dagnosis) but I've had that sensation for a couple of years, I asked a doc about it once and he said the body does random things sometimes. Funny enough it was about then that the SOB up stairs started, I figured it was something to do with my weight and wrote it off at the time. I do wonder though.. I guess when I finaly do the spirometry test I will know

shirls66 in reply to clockfacejay9 years ago

clockfacejay do u mean neighbours causing trouble when u say about the SOB upstairs xx

peterjones9 years ago

that's right matey have the tests first and then start worrying after not before and worrying is a waste of energy anyway mate good luck with your tests best wishes peterjones queensland Australia psp suffererf

9 years ago

Shirls66. I get that sometimes. I refer to it as gurgly lungs. In my case it's caused by gunk in an area of a lung that needs to be moved up and out. It's usually expelled within a few hours.

O2Trees9 years ago

I think I've had that Shirls. I wondered what it was at the time, felt a bit puzzling. Still no idea why, so can't help I'm afraid.

Nanny10869 years ago

It could be !,,,,and I stress COULD BE ,a pocket of rubbish at the base of your lungs ,you could try doing the hough method to help move it ,,,,,if is is that ,,,you need to cough it up and out before it got infected ,,,,rubbish builds up in the base our lungs ,where the bugs breed because it's like a puddle down there,,,,cough And spit ,,,,,

COULD BE ,

shirls669 years ago

ty u all for ur replies i have my lung funtion test on fri do u think i should mention it or not xx

in reply to shirls669 years ago

Yes there is no harm in mentioning it take care

9 years ago

Hi would be interested in what your doc says i have this exact same sensation in the same location I thought it might be my stomach but when i stop breathing and hold my breath the sensation stops.

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