Dealing with chest mucus can be uncomfortable, causing coughing and difficulty breathing. Fortunately, several natural ...

chest pain, maybe slightly increased work of breathing or panting, things like that. You start hearing wheezing or significant loud noises, sort of gasping for air. Those are kind of more later signs.

Rosa also suggests placing one hand on your chest and one on your belly when breathing - the chest hand should be still while the belly hand moves out like you are blowing up a balloon.

In infants and young children, RSV may lead to grunting noises when breathing, chest caving in during breathing and skin turning purple or blue due to lack of oxygen. According to the Centers for ...