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What can this be My husband has had Burning in his throat and having a hard time breathing has happened late at night while he has been asleep and wakes up?
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
This sounds just like heartburn. Try a change in diet and eat dinner several hours before bed. A doctor can best diagnose this problem and prescribe the best solution.
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∙ 14y ago
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Why is your breathing controlled?
So you don't stop breathing even when you are asleep or unconscious.
What is Apnoea?
It is a sleep disorder in which a person stops breathing while asleep.
What if your mother's brother's only brother in law is asleep om your couch Who is asleep on your couch?
Her husband. My dad/stepdad.
Which division of the autonomic system keeps you breathing when you fall asleep?
The parasympathetic division.
What part of the system makes you breathe while you are asleep?
Your nervous system. Special nerve centers in the brain stem control breathing when you are at rest or asleep.
What happened if you fell asleep in the meeting house in colonial days?
what happended if you fell asleep in the meeting house
What is a sign that the person you are talking to might be asleep?
Snoring, breathing lightly, mumbling an answer or not answering at all.
What is the soft spot behind you ear?
Its a very special portal where goldfish climb in to keep you breathing when your asleep
What happens to your heart rate when you are asleep?
When you fall asleep, your breathing slows to like, three breaths per minute. That's why you yawn (because you body fell asleep before you did and you need more oxygen). The heart rate drops to 10 and 30 beats per minute when you're asleep.
When people faint do they still breath?
Yes!!! Your breathing is contolled by part of the brain that is done without thought - much like when you are asleep you don't control your breathing by thoughts, they are by brain.
What happened to the men who fell asleep on century duty?
They woke up
What has happened to your foot if it experiences neurapraxia aka paresthesia?
It has "fallen asleep"
