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Are you experiencing chest pain or tightness even though your doctor says your heart is fine? ❤️🩺🤷🏽‍♀️ This is highly likely related to your breathing mechanics and is a sign of dysfunctional breathing 🫁 It’s important to recognise this, because this can get better with respiratory physiotherapy! 🌱 Comment “relief” below, and I’ll send you a resource to help you understand the connection between your breathing pattern and chest tightness, and how respiratory physiotherapy can help.  Your doctor says your heart scans and medical tests are normal and fine …  But you don’t feel fine… And the symptoms understandably continue to worry you… Now, you start avoiding activities you enjoy, like movement, exercise, or socialising, fearing the symptoms will return or that something might go wrong. If this resonates, you’re not alone. This is a sign of dysfunctional breathing (also known as Breathing Pattern Disorder / BPD).  When your breathing is shallow, fast, or upper-chest driven, it can cause tightness & tension in your chest as your breathing into your upper chest muscles, which is not the primary muscles for breathing, your diaphragm is.  The good news? You can retrain your breathing pattern!! 🌱😌 
Breathing retraining, stress management, and graded exposure back into your meaningful activities can help reduce symptoms and get you back to living fully.  Take care and take the first step to breathing better.  With care and encouragement,  Abby ** You must see a doctor ASAP if you’re chest pain /tightness and breathing difficulties to ensure your symptoms are not related to your heart or other organs.  - Please remember no social media post is as nuanced and complex as real life. My posts are designed to spread awareness, insights and education. They are not a replacement for a one on one consultation with a registered respiratory physiotherapist or doctor. #breathing #dysfunctionalbreathing #physiotherapy #pain #relief
Are you experiencing chest pain or tightness even though your doctor says your heart is fine? ❤️🩺🤷🏽‍♀️ This is highly likely related to your breathing mechanics and is a sign of dysfunctional breathing 🫁 It’s important to recognise this, because this can get better with respiratory physiotherapy! 🌱 Comment “relief” below, and I’ll send you a resource to help you understand the connection between your breathing pattern and chest tightness, and how respiratory physiotherapy can help. Your doctor says your heart scans and medical tests are normal and fine … But you don’t feel fine… And the symptoms understandably continue to worry you… Now, you start avoiding activities you enjoy, like movement, exercise, or socialising, fearing the symptoms will return or that something might go wrong. If this resonates, you’re not alone. This is a sign of dysfunctional breathing (also known as Breathing Pattern Disorder / BPD). When your breathing is shallow, fast, or upper-chest driven, it can cause tightness & tension in your chest as your breathing into your upper chest muscles, which is not the primary muscles for breathing, your diaphragm is. The good news? You can retrain your breathing pattern!! 🌱😌 
Breathing retraining, stress management, and graded exposure back into your meaningful activities can help reduce symptoms and get you back to living fully. Take care and take the first step to breathing better. With care and encouragement, Abby ** You must see a doctor ASAP if you’re chest pain /tightness and breathing difficulties to ensure your symptoms are not related to your heart or other organs. - Please remember no social media post is as nuanced and complex as real life. My posts are designed to spread awareness, insights and education. They are not a replacement for a one on one consultation with a registered respiratory physiotherapist or doctor. #breathing #dysfunctionalbreathing #physiotherapy #pain #relief

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