Just had this thought while running with my dog and getting fatigued. Why does it feel like that? What is going on in the tissue to make it “burn?”
Just had this thought while running with my dog and getting fatigued. Why does it feel like that? What is going on in the tissue to make it “burn?”
Higher blood pressures and heart rates from exercising when unfit can cause small blood vessels to burst in your lungs as well. It’s not usually enough to cause an issue but you can taste it in your breath.
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https://health.osu.edu/health/dental-health/metallic-taste-workout
Thanks. I don’t have time to read it right now, but you’re certain that’s a very common thing to happen? I’m overweight and have been jogging and running a lot lately. When I run hard, my nose and lungs burn. I like to sprint in intervals until I can’t anymore, after jogging, and then walk for a bit. Repeat. I’m wondering if this is dangerous at all.
I don’t know if it’s common but from what I can tell it’s not harmful. In rare cases it can be but in most it isn’t.
Thank you for the honesty. I’ll read over it now.