Other signs could include fast rapid breathing with a high-pitched wheezing sound, flaring of nostrils, increased irritability, crankiness, or tiredness, not eating properly or trouble with sleeping.

A printable sensor made by scientists at Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur can detect normal and rapid breathing patterns 1. When attached to a face mask it can map a patient’s ...

Any wheezing accompanied by difficulty breathing, rapid breathing or bluish skin colour requires medical attention. If you're concerned you may be having a heart attack, do call 999 and tell the ...

“If your baby is struggling to breathe (constantly rapid breathing rate above 70 breaths per minute, flaring of the nostrils, making a grunting noise every time they breath out or too breathless ...

The sound made when you breathe — whether awake or asleep — is caused by the vibration of air moving through the breathing tube, said Dr. Timothy Morgenthaler, a pulmonologist and sleep ...