A whistling sound when breathing, known as wheezing, is often a sign of narrowed airways, and it's crucial to determine the underlying cause. This sound can stem from various issues, including asthma, allergies, infections like bronchitis, or even more serious conditions. Therefore, it's essential to consult a healthcare professional for proper diagnosis and treatment. They can identify the cause and recommend appropriate measures, which might include medications like bronchodilators or other treatments to address the specific condition. Self-treating can be risky, so professional medical advice is always recommended.

Annons answer here I cannot improve on , pretty much what I was going to say , you need to get to the root cause , it sounds a little asthmatic , I used to get this when I had allergies thankfully not for years , see a doctor.

You might have a deviated septum? That's corrected through surgery, but you might be able to get the whistling to go away by taking pseudoephedrine or some other allergy med.

If you have that sound you need to go to the doctor because it's serious, probably asthma or COPD. Maybe an allergic reaction.

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How to get rid of that whistling sound when I breathe?

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its pissing me off

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A whistling sound when breathing, known as wheezing, is often a sign of narrowed airways, and it's crucial to determine the underlying cause. This sound can stem from various issues, including asthma, allergies, infections like bronchitis, or even more serious conditions. Therefore, it's essential to consult a healthcare professional for proper diagnosis and treatment. They can identify the cause and recommend appropriate measures, which might include medications like bronchodilators or other treatments to address the specific condition. Self-treating can be risky, so professional medical advice is always recommended.

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Annons answer here I cannot improve on , pretty much what I was going to say , you need to get to the root cause , it sounds a little asthmatic , I used to get this when I had allergies thankfully not for years , see a doctor.

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You might have a deviated septum? That's corrected through surgery, but you might be able to get the whistling to go away by taking pseudoephedrine or some other allergy med.

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If you have that sound you need to go to the doctor because it's serious, probably asthma or COPD. Maybe an allergic reaction.

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Lose weight. Get a nose job.

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- chocolatetwopointo
  
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  what? r u dumb?
  
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- Opinion Owner
  
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  Why would my answer make me dumb?
  
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- midnightmoon05
  
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  Agree 💯… she is not very smart… and a f sherp… but she won’t get it.
  
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- Opinion Owner
  
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  @midnightmoon05 right. There’s not much context to this question so I have to assume some things to give an answer.
  
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- chocolatetwopointo
  
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  why would i have to lose weight or get a nose job? r u retarded?
  
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- Opinion Owner
  
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  Says the person who asked why people are so dumb.
  
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- midnightmoon05
  
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  This kid like many has a screw loose … this is the sad part of our future… kids like this running around. Taking meds.
  
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- Opinion Owner
  
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  @midnightmoon05 funny but true. This is the kid who talks about being a lawyer.
  
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- chocolatetwopointo
  
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  so ur insulting a kid bc u were trying to be funny? real mature
  
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- Opinion Owner
  
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  Says the kid who comes online insulting a lot of adults. Another victim in the making.
  
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- midnightmoon05
  
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  Yes victim mentality… anyway. Me got better things to do then trying to parent someone else’s kid.
  
  Actually… I feel kinda sad for little chocolate bunny… the usage of language such as retard/dumb… can only happened when being called since a child.
  One special kid.
  
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- Opinion Owner
  
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  @midnightmoon05 lol oh well
  
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Stop taking breathe problem solved 🤌

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- chocolatetwopointo
  
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  sounds like a threath
  
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