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• n  an increased depth and rate of breathing greater than demanded by the body needs; can cause dizziness and tingling of the fingers and toes and chest pain if continued

• Or that the popularity of both these trademark looks, along with her cool-girl accessories (which have been known to cause hyperventilation in certain circles), prompted the Gucci .
• Symptoms: Palpitations; chest pain; shortness of breath; hyperventilation.
• Most of them are not grave; fainting, dizziness and hyperventilation are the most frequent complaints.

News & Articles

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• A disconnected healthcare system adds to costs of treating sickest kids
  Katie Doderer is a very poised 15-year-old with short blond hair and a wide smile. She's a straight A student who loves singing, dancing and performing in musicals. This could be considered something of a miracle. "I have a complex medical condition known as congenital central hyperventilation – blah — syndrome. CCHS," Katie explains, stumbling […]
  Aug. 26, 2013 - MedCity News

Quotes

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• Kevin Rudd in The Australian
  Asked whether he agreed with Mr Beattie's criticism of the AFP as keystone cops, Mr Rudd said: "No, I don't." "When it comes to Mr Howard's and Mr Downer's hyperventilation on this, I just say I make a call on behalf of the Opposition in this...
• Donald Rumsfeld in CNN International
  In a news conference in February 2002, Rumsfeld called complaints about how the United States treats its prisoners nothing more than "isolated pockets of international hyperventilation."
• Karl Rove in New York Times
  Mr. Rove called Mr. Obama's declaration on restoring scientific integrity "simply hyperbole and hyperventilation," and he disputed Mr. Waxman's accusation on climate change, saying the Bush White House "put more money into global climate...