With eye pain, there may be other symptoms too, which may help diagnose the cause of the discomfort. These include: 1  Conjunctivitis-red itchy eyes. 2  Tears. 3  Light sensitivity (photophobia). 4  Discharge, which can be clear, or thick and coloured (pus). 5  The eye being crusted shut after sleep due to discharge.
The process of breathing performs a number of important gas exchanges through inhalation and exhalation. When someone inhales, they contract and move their diaphragm, which allows the lungs to expand. This is a part of the process needed to psychically suck in the air. When a person exhales, the diaphragm relaxes and the movement is undone. This allows air to be gradually pushed out of the lungs.
Others report that it feels as if they are choking or suffocating. When experiencing shortness of breath, you may try hard to get breath into your body by taking in gasps of air. It is not uncommon for you to feel as though you are having a serious medical emergency, such as a stroke or heart attack.