Why is my throat blocked and my chest stuffy?

I believe many people are familiar with the situation of throat congestion and chest tightness in life. Some people have experienced it personally. Some people will also have difficulty breathing and bursts of stabbing pain when this happens, but most people don’t know what disease causes this symptom. So, what is the reason for a blocked throat and stuffy chest?

First, why does the throat feel blocked and the chest feel stuffy? The air is bad. If the environment where you live is bad and pollution is serious, if you inhale too many harmful substances in a short period of time, it is likely to cause chest tightness and difficulty breathing. If you are indoors and the air in the room is bad, it is best to go outside to breathe some fresh air. The situation will be alleviated after a few hours. If you are outdoors, you should go indoors at this time. The smog outside may be too thick or the pollution is serious. Also, do not do strenuous exercise, which will aggravate the condition.

Second, heart disease. If you suddenly feel chest tightness and difficulty breathing, it is very likely that you are having a heart attack. It is best to go to the hospital for a physical check-up to avoid major disasters. In the future, don’t eat spicy, salty or oily foods, and eat more fruits, otherwise it will increase the burden on your heart. To protect your heart, we must start with our daily lives. Lung disease. This condition may also occur if you have certain lung diseases. It would be better to go to the hospital for an MRI at this time. This disease cannot be cured by taking medicine on your own, and of course don't expect it to get better on its own. You should go to the hospital immediately, otherwise you may suffer from breathing difficulties or even suffocation and death.

Why does my throat feel blocked and my chest feel stuffy? Emotions. If you are in a state of depression and melancholy for a long time, chest tightness is very likely to occur. At this time, you need to adjust your mindset, go for a walk outside, appreciate the scenery along the way, and broaden your horizons. Maybe you can also find a place to vent, such as crying in a place where no one is around or punching a sandbag if there is one, which will relieve your stress. Also, we must maintain an optimistic attitude in the future, which will be of great help to our health and life.