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Hyperventilation is a pathological condition characterized by an increase in the frequency and depth of breathing. This phenomenon can occur as a result of both physiological and psychogenic factors. During hyperventilation, the level of carbon dioxide in the blood decreases, which leads to alkalosis and various symptoms such as dizziness, weakness, a feeling of lack of air, and tingling in the extremities. This disorder is often found in patients suffering from panic attacks, as well as in people who experience stress or anxiety.<\/p>\n

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