Burning in the lungs

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  Feb 07, 2014 6:48 PM GMT

  Hi guys I recently started doing cardio again after a 8 month layoff. I do p90x type cadio. Anyway after a few minutes my lungs started hurting as well as spitting up fluid. Is this a normal part of it? I know im not in cardio shape right now but I used to do these workouts no problem. Could this be athletic asthma or do I just have to push through it? I finished the workout but had to take alot of breaks.

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  Feb 07, 2014 6:53 PM GMT

  I started having these problems too but it seems to have stopped on its own now

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  Feb 07, 2014 7:30 PM GMT

  _Behemoth_ saidI started having these problems too but it seems to have stopped on its own now

  
  
  so its what i thought just the result of a layoff and will just take time

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  Feb 07, 2014 7:51 PM GMT

  Pretty much when I started my cardio up again and went partying the same day. The smoke in the club made me feel like I was running again

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  Feb 07, 2014 9:23 PM GMT

  Broseph said

  mike34 saidHi guys I recently started doing cardio again after a 8 month layoff. I do p90x type cadio. Anyway after a few minutes my lungs started hurting as well as spitting up fluid. Is this a normal part of it? I know im not in cardio shape right now but I used to do these workouts no problem. Could this be athletic asthma or do I just have to push through it? I finished the workout but had to take alot of breaks.

  
  
  You might want to see a doctor about that if it continues (esp. the "spitting up fluid" part).

  
  
  Go to the damn doctor!

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  Feb 07, 2014 9:26 PM GMT

  Spitting up or coughing up? I'm no MD but fluid in the lungs is usually never a good thing. I'd at least speak to a doctor and not get medical advice online. I've never experienced that no matter how long I've been away from cardio.

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  Feb 08, 2014 9:31 AM GMT

  I'd see a doctor. You might have a touch of bronchitis or something. This happens to me quite often but I know it's because I have chronic sinus issues which causes mucus to drain.

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  Feb 14, 2014 3:11 PM GMT

  What fluid are you talking about? What's the color, consistent and quantity? And no, it's not asthma. Asthma is when your airway closes and produces a wheezing noise when breathing. There's no pain associated with asthma because you're struggling to breathe.

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  Feb 14, 2014 3:20 PM GMT

  That does not sound normal at all ... see someone.

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  Feb 27, 2014 7:03 PM GMT

  maybe it's acid reflux??
  a couple years ago I had these weird burning feelings/chest pains in my chest when i ran... At first I thought my lungs were fucked from my college years of smoking weed, but when I went to doc...the doc "scoped" me with this camera down my throat and discovered I had bad acid reflux irritating the lining of my esophagus... all the way up to ly lungs. When I ran... the irritated tissue flared up and made my lungs feel on fire.
  
  Started taking prilosec....and within a week it completely went away.

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  Feb 27, 2014 8:43 PM GMT

  Import saidmaybe it's acid reflux??
  a couple years ago I had these weird burning feelings/chest pains in my chest when i ran... At first I thought my lungs were fucked from my college years of smoking weed, but when I went to doc...the doc "scoped" me with this camera down my throat and discovered I had bad acid reflux irritating the lining of my esophagus... all the way up to ly lungs. When I ran... the irritated tissue flared up and made my lungs feel on fire.
  
  Started taking prilosec....and within a week it completely went away.

  
  So, does this mean you can smoke weed?

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  Mar 04, 2014 8:44 PM GMT

  HottJoe said

  Import saidmaybe it's acid reflux??
  a couple years ago I had these weird burning feelings/chest pains in my chest when i ran... At first I thought my lungs were fucked from my college years of smoking weed, but when I went to doc...the doc "scoped" me with this camera down my throat and discovered I had bad acid reflux irritating the lining of my esophagus... all the way up to ly lungs. When I ran... the irritated tissue flared up and made my lungs feel on fire.
  
  Started taking prilosec....and within a week it completely went away.

  
  So, does this mean you can smoke weed?

  
  
  I say the answer is yes since weed doesn't cause reflux.

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  Mar 05, 2014 10:49 AM GMT

  Did u see. Dr yet? Def not normal.

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  Mar 06, 2014 5:50 AM GMT

  It happened to me with wheezing too. But of course...see a doc. The important thing is that it subsides soon after you stop the cardio.

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