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Hayashi26910 MONTH WINNER
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I’m 17 male.Sorry for being inactive for a long time.

According to my personal tracking, I'm

5 months smoke free and 2000 cigarettes

non-smoked. I didn’t experience this kind of rapid heart beat when I first quit. I just had cough with some phlegm. But these days I’m experiencing shortness of breath and a rapid heartbeat that I haven’t experienced it before.

Is this normal? Or am I in a serious situation?

Thinking of you amazing quitters and good luck with your smoke free journey.

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jillygirlAdministratorQueen Bee

hi Hayashi, It sounds like you have been having a panick attack. If you were not so young I would have said Copd. however it could be you have a chest infection. Either way please get checked out with your doctor. Meanwhile try some deep breathing exercises to calm you down. :)

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Hayashi26910 MONTH WINNER in reply tojillygirl

I’m not having irregular sleep patterns these days and got a stuffy nose. I’ve thought about having a regular sleep pattern and some early morning exercises... thank you so much for your reply I do feel the love <3

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Corrina125LONG TERM WINNER

Hi Hayashi, good to hear from you and well done on achieving 5 months quit, you must be so proud.

Are you anxious about anything at the moment, that could be the reason for the shortness of breath and rapid heartbeat. I would suggest breath exercises and meditation, are a good way of calming down.

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Hayashi26910 MONTH WINNER in reply toCorrina125

I’m going through some undiagnosed mental issues and feeling scared of my vivid dreams. I’ve planned to sleep in regular pattern and have some early morning exercises.

I have been eating unhealthy and poor hours sleep ...

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Corrina125LONG TERM WINNER in reply toHayashi269

You're doing the right thing Hayashi, sleep is so important, make sure you drink plenty of water as well and the morning exercise will definitely do you the world of good👍👍😊😊

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Hayashi26910 MONTH WINNER in reply toCorrina125

Thanks Corrina.

Even though the symptoms are really hard to cope, I love being a non smoker. I’ll surely change my lifestyle and do healthy things <3

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Corrina125LONG TERM WINNER in reply toHayashi269

I think it would be a good idea and a step in the right direction to see your Doctor about your health concerns, for your peace of mind.

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TheTabbyCatAdministratorLONG TERM WINNER

Hi Hayashi, it's good to hear from you. That 5 months badge looks really good beside your name.

I agree with Corrina and jillygirl try doing some breathing exercises and meditation. Make sure you drink plenty of water as it's very important for both our physical and mental state.

If you're worried have a word with your doctor.

Stay focused, you are doing really well.🚭👍👏💪

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Hayashi26910 MONTH WINNER in reply toTheTabbyCat

Thank You tubby

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BriarwoodAdministratorDucky

Hi Hayashi, great to hear from you and 5 months smoke free is fantastic, well done👏🏼👏🏼 So proud of you👍🏼

So glad you’re loving being a non smoker🚭✅

Lots of good advice already so I’ll just say look after yourself and hope you feel better soon. Lots of fresh fruit and veg🍎🍌🍐🍉🍇🥦🥕🌽😉

Take care and let us know how you get on💕😘

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Hayashi26910 MONTH WINNER in reply toBriarwood

thanks B

i'll change my lifestyle

sleeping patterns, healthy diet, regular exercises...

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Sara_2611

congrats on 5 moths smoke free firstly . I can only echo the advice of my fellow members & say make an appointment with your doctor & discuss it

Ive got an infection -possibly a inflammation in my lungs because Everytime I breathe all I can hear is rattle rattle & sometimes small coughs that bring up green phlegm & sometimes its just similar to clearing my throat & I m spitting up phlegm

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JokaIla

Hi Hayashi, I'm there with you! Panic attacks inducing tacchycardic feelings. My body feels like it's quivering a lot. It'll be ok. The rat poison leaves as your body feels it's ready. Reach out to me as you'd like. I'm on 5 months too. :)

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