what does diaphragm fatigue feel like?

[unsped]

if you wore your diaphram out from over excercising, would breathing be sore/painful. would it not be painful and just stiff?

 

[Farbio]

normally, it would involve a pregnancy when you were trying to not have one!

 

[spidey07]

Not touching this one...

WAY to many openings.

OP - know all about that, eh?

damn! one got out.

 

[unsped]

srsly though.

 

[Eli]

Originally posted by: spidey07
Not touching this one...

WAY to many openings.

OP - know all about that, eh?

damn! one got out.

LOL!

 

[JonnyStarks]

Isn't that just the stitch in your side?

 

[AbAbber2k]

Originally posted by: JonnyStarks
Isn't that just the stitch in your side?

I believe the "stitch" is actually forces on the diaphragm and various internal organs, primarily the liver, that occur while running. Not muscular fatigue of the diaphragm.

Couldn't say what diaphragm fatigue WOULD feel like, as I'm pretty sure most people reach general muscular fatigue first. Probably a rare condition. But I could be wrong.

 

[Goosemaster]

try taking it out when you excercise?

 

[SLU MD]

unless you have some serious underlying medical condition, you do NOT have diaphragm fatigue. More than likely, you have either some form of costochondritis or other bruising.

please give some more symptoms if you really want any help. its my bedtime, if you are having signification shortness of breath, call 911 NOW!

slu M.D.

 

[unsped]

k, i know most diaphragm fatigue should abate within 30mins of excercise cessation.

my chest has been a little tight lately with a mild cough, was just wondering if it was allergies or maybe i pushed it too hard hiking yesterday. no pain or shortness of breath or anything. just kinda feels like my lungs are a little stiff.