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Bradypnea: Normal or Cause for Treatment?

Published 28 June, 2023 | Answered by Dr. Fatma
Bradypnea: Normal or Cause for Treatment?
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Hello Doctor,

I have bradypnea. Is it normal? What treatment should I pursue?

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Dr. Fatma
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Thank you for reaching out to Dr. Galen. Please find the below response to your query.

Bradypnea is a slow breathing rate that could either be normal or as a result of different health conditions such as hypothyroidism, head injuries, toxins, and medications like opioids. While not all instances of bradypnea are serious, insufficient oxygen supply can harm organs and potentially be fatal if left untreated. Seeking medical attention and professional advice is crucial for proper diagnosis and management.

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