Hyperventilation - Signs and Symptoms of Hyperventilation

Signs and symptoms of Hyperventilation

Feelingof pins and needles in the limbs
Dizziness
Cramps
Panic attacks

Reduced carbon dioxide levels in the blood can be restored to normal by slowly breathing into and out of a paper bag about 10 times and then breathing normally for 15 seconds until the rapid breathing ceases.

Hyperventilation syndrome

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