How sensitive is your breathing to an increase of CO2? If carbon dioxide increase in your blood do you have an exaggerated breathing response to the increase of CO2?
Carbon dioxide is the primary stimulus to the breath, and if you are very sensitive to the increase of CO2, generally that would mean that your breathing is going to be harder and faster.

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