Anpheros What exactly is wheezing, what does it sound like, and when should I be concerned about it?
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Wheezing is a high-pitched, whistling sound made while breathing, often heard when exhaling, caused by narrowed airways. It can sometimes be heard without a stethoscope. Doctors will typically ask about when the wheezing started, what triggers it, if it's accompanied by cough or shortness of breath, and if you have any history of allergies. Tracking when and where you experience wheezing, and any potential triggers like exercise, cold air, or allergens, can be very useful information. Seek urgent care if wheezing is severe, comes on suddenly, is accompanied by difficulty speaking, or if your lips turn blue. Please share your experiences.
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