Sentence examples for difficult to breath from inspiring English sources

It might be difficult to breath, eat, drink, or sleep, with a cough getting severe enough to cause vomiting or a lack of oxygen.

The BVM is well tolerated but subjectively more difficult to breath through than the NRM, which may lead to reduced patient compliance.

One participant wore the mask on one study day only for just 3 hours as the mask was considered too tight and the participant found it difficult to breath.

Until the school visit, Alina had been prone to emotional outbursts and had even been physically disturbed by any talk of the siege, complaining that she felt sick or that the room was stuffy and it was difficult to breath.

Box 2 Anxieties about wheeze in children When I am putting him in the shower he was difficult to breath, he goes (makes gasping sound) with his hand in his mouth and I was scared and then I had to call an ambulance…he stayed in hospital for 2 days.

Cold air can restrict your airways, worsening your cough and making it difficult to breath.

Mr Fowler describes heat so intense that at times "it was difficult to draw breath".

Feeling wind in your hair, watching sunsets, trying new things, laughing so hard that it is difficult to catch your breath..

Dysphagia and dyspnea were determined by the following yes-no question: "In the past 24 h, have you been difficult to swallow/short of breath on exertion?" Survival times were measured from the date of enrollment in the study.

When you inhale, it should be difficult to get your breath – that's how small the hole formed by your lips should be.

While it may seem like a fast-track to a good punk rasp, smoking makes it much more difficult to maintain the breath support necessary for good punk vocals.