Examples of 'difficult to breathe' in a sentence
Meaning of "difficult to breathe"
The phrase 'difficult to breathe' indicates a condition or state where a person experiences discomfort or struggle in taking in air. It can be used to describe physical exertion, poor air quality, or medical conditions that cause breathing difficulties such as asthma or respiratory infections
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This can make it difficult to breathe or swallow.
Respiratory or lung disorders can make it difficult to breathe.
It was sometimes difficult to breathe without a gas mask.
The snow we were using was sort of difficult to breathe.
It gets difficult to breathe as my throat dries out.
It was becoming increasingly difficult to breathe and speak.
It was difficult to breathe the scalding air.
It became more and more difficult to breathe.
It becomes difficult to breathe and an asthma attack may follow.
The air is stifling and it is difficult to breathe.
It becomes difficult to breathe and to speak.
And it was starting to get difficult to breathe.
It makes it more difficult to breathe during and after surgery.
The child she was bearing finds it difficult to breathe.
Very difficult to breathe.
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And the dust made it difficult to breathe.
It may be difficult to breathe through the nose for several days.
The boy was finding it difficult to breathe.
This makes it difficult to breathe and raises the pressure in the pulmonary artery.
Tom found it very difficult to breathe.
Tracheitis most frequently occurs in small children and can make it very difficult to breathe.
It has become very difficult to breathe in large cities.
I was also wearing that mask which made it difficult to breathe.
It is therefore more difficult to breathe through your nose.
You never had a condition that made it difficult to breathe.
Making it difficult to breathe.
Blockage of the nose also makes it difficult to breathe.
Angioedema may make it difficult to breathe and often requires hospitalization.
The air is noticeably thick and difficult to breathe.
Can be difficult to breathe.
Dust from mining can make it difficult to breathe.
This makes it more difficult to breathe and causes snorting and snoring in these animals.
The air had suddenly become difficult to breathe.
They can make it difficult to breathe while you sleep and when you exercise.
He also had a fever and found it difficult to breathe.
Feels so difficult to breathe.
An enlarged tongue can make it more difficult to breathe.
It may be difficult to breathe.
The low partial pressure of oxygen makes it difficult to breathe.
It would also be very difficult to breathe when on your back.
It is an excellent resource for individuals who find it difficult to breathe.
I was finding it difficult to breathe again.
Smoke started coming in and it became increasingly difficult to breathe.
She finds it difficult to breathe.
She tried to assemble a smile despite finding it difficult to breathe.
Congestion that makes it difficult to breathe through your nose.
Baby with sinus infectionbecomes cranky as he would find it difficult to breathe.
This can also make it difficult to breathe at rest.
At this height oxygen levels have almost halved making it difficult to breathe.
This can make it more difficult to breathe than usual.
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