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Hyperventilation Syndrome HVS Definition Hyperventilation syndrome is a respiratory disorder characterized by rapid and deep breathing, leading to excessive elimination of carbon dioxide CO2 from the body. Causes 1. Anxiety and stress 2. Panic attacks 3. Fear of suffocation 4. Respiratory problems e.g., asthma, COPD 5. Cardiovascular disease 6. Neurological disorders e.g., seizures, multiple sclerosis Symptoms 1. Rapid breathing rate greater than 20 breaths min 2. Deep breathing 3. Lightheadedness 4. Dizziness 5. Tingling sensations in hands and feet 6. Numbness or weakness in extremities 7. Chest tightness or pain 8. Palpitations Consequences 1. Respiratory alkalosis elevated blood pH 2. Decreased CO2 levels 3. Increased oxygen levels 4. Decreased blood pressure 5. Increased heart rate Hypoventilation Syndrome Definition Hypoventilation syndrome is a respiratory disorder characterized by slow and shallow breathing, leading to inadequate elimination of carbon dioxide CO2 from the body. Causes 1. Obesity 2. Sleep disorders e.g., sleep apnea 3. Neuromuscular diseases e.g., muscular dystrophy 4. Respiratory muscle weakness #Hypoventilation #LowBreathing #RespiratoryDepression #ShallowBreathing #SlowBreathing #Hypoxia #BreathingDisorder #RespiratoryFailure #Hyperventilation #FastBreathing #OverBreathing #RapidBreathing #AnxietyBreathing #PanicAttack 5. Chronic respiratory diseases e.g., COPD 6. Sedative or opioid use Symptoms 1. Slow breathing rate 12 breaths per min 2. Shallow breathing 3. Morning headaches 4. Fatigue 5. Daytime sleepiness 6. Confusion or disorientation 7. Shortness of breath Consequences 1. Respiratory acidosis decreased blood pH 2. Elevated CO2 levels 3. Decreased oxygen levels 4. Increased blood pressure 5. Cardiac arrhythmias Key Differences 1. Breathing rate: HVS rapid vs. hypoventilation syndrome slow 2. CO2 levels: HVS decreased vs. hypoventilation syndrome elevated 3. Blood pH: HVS alkalosis vs. hypoventilation syndrome acidosis #Hyperventilation #HyperventilationSyndrome #BreathingDisorders #Overbreathing #AnxietyBreathing #BreathControl #RespiratoryHealth #MentalHealthMatters #BreathingTechniques #StressBreathing Hypoventilation Syndrome: #Hypoventilation #HypoventilationSyndrome #BreathingIssues #Underbreathing #RespiratoryCare #SleepDisorders #BreathingProblems #HealthAwareness #OxygenLevels #PulmonaryHealth