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==Overview==  
==Overview==  
Patients with orthopnoea often complain of waking up suddenly during the night 'unable to breathe' if they have slipped down from their pillows into the supine position. They may run to the window to 'get some air'.
Patients with orthopnoea often complain of waking up suddenly during the night 'unable to [[breathe]]' if they have slipped down from their pillows into the supine position. They may run to the window to 'get some air'.
 
==History and Symptoms==
==History and Symptoms==
Medical history questions may include:
Medical history questions may include:

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Overview

Patients with orthopnoea often complain of waking up suddenly during the night 'unable to breathe' if they have slipped down from their pillows into the supine position. They may run to the window to 'get some air'.

History and Symptoms

Medical history questions may include:

  • Did this problem develop suddenly or slowly?
  • Is it getting worse (progressive)?
  • How bad is it?
  • How many pillows do you need to help you breathe comfortably?
  • Is there any ankle, feet, and leg swelling?
  • Do you have difficulty breathing at other times?
  • How tall are you? How much do you weigh?
  • What other symptoms do you have?

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