How does lung reflux affect your breathing?

Answer by  primatefreak (1616)

The condition GERD(Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease)causes stomach acid to rise up the windpipe and into lungs. Can trigger asthma, brochitis and pneumonia. Breathing symptoms can be coughing, wheezing, cracking sound when breathing in. Can also experience a persistent cough, heaviness in chest, shortness of breath on exertion.

Answer by  nooraahmed (42)

Lung reflux or GERD can have significant effects on your breathing, create chronic infections, and potentially influence even more significant lung issues if the reflux backs up into the lungs. This can cause asthma and even pneumonia, having a very obvious effect on your breathing, even in a sedentary state.

Answer by  hibpmgirl (2166)

It will cause you too wheeze and also it can cause you too feel like you are choking or unable to breathe. i am pretty sure your doctor can prescribe you something that can help you when you are having attacks from your lung reflux. If not there are herbal things you can do.

Answer by  Deepakck (174)

GERD ( Gastroesophagalreflux disease) cause asthma and other bronchitis as the stomach acids influx in to lungs. coughing, wheezing like breathing symptoms are also associated with GRED

Answer by  ariefini (38)

Lung reflux attacks cause you to wheeze. You experience difficulty in breathing (like the feeling of getting choked or strangled). Moreover, if you don't get proper treatment, lung reflux might lead to chronic infections such asthma and pneumonia.

Answer by  steverino (275)

Lung reflux or GERD can have significant effects on your breathing, create chronic infections, and potentially influence even more significant lung issues if the reflux backs up into the lungs. This can cause asthma and even pneumonia, having a very obvious effect on your breathing, even in a sedentary state.