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Headache

Anxiety

Blurred vision

Confusion

Restlessness

Without treatment the following may happen:

Sleepiness of fatigue

Lethargy

Coma

Shortness of Breath

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Memory loss

Sleep disturbances

Personality changes

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Respiratory Acidosis is when the lungs can't remove enough CO2 produced by the body. When the pH of the blood falls below 7.35, acidosis is diagnosed.

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Clearing out the airway

Artificial ventilation

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Respiratory Acidosis is caused by an underlying disease or condition.

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Respiratory Acidosis is caused by an underlying disease or condition.

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Asthma

Acute

Pulmonary edema,

Scoliosis

Severe obesity

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Antibiotics - used to treat infection

Diuretics - used to reduce excess fluid affecting the heart and lungs

Bronchodilators - used to expand the airways

Corticosteroids - used to reduce inflammation

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The lung can’t remove enough of the CO2 in the body because of the decrease is respiratory rate of air movement due to an underlying condition, leading to a an inefficient gas exchange

The pH of blood then falls below normal (7.35).

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Since the lungs and kidneys are the major organs that help regulate your blood's pH, these organs are responsible for whether respiratory acidosis is in your body. The lungs exhale CO2 out of the body, and the kidneys filter out the acids through urine, and regulate your blood's concentration of bicarbonate.