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Clinical assessment and causes, specific situations. Dyspnoea refers to the abnormal and uncomfortable awareness of breathing. Its physiological mechanisms are poorly understood; possible afferent sources for the sensation include receptors in respiratory muscles, juxta-capillary (J) receptors (sense interstitial fluid), and chemoreceptors (sensing iCO2 and dO2).
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