It might be a side effect from covid, it's called long covid, I'm sure the doctor can prescribed an inhaler

that's great, and walks are good for the lungs 🫁 have you tried other lung exercises? I know in there is a lung device they use In hospitals for people use for after surgery to strengthen their lungs, that might benefit you. And I have one more question, do you smoke? If so try quit smoking

Hi! I've literally had an identical experience for 15 years. It comes and goes but today is a bad day for me. I find it helps laying quietly on my side and watching TV. Takes my mind off of it. I've had a million tests and nothing is found. Chest x-rays, asthma breathing treatments, etc. Doctors say my lungs are fine. I am convinced it's my generalized anxiety. Do you ever constantly try to clear your throat and/or cough too?

Yes. Like you’re gasping for air 😥

Yep it sucks

Yes!!! The only thing I've found that helps is regular meditation

im not sure if this is the answer for you two but I had the same symptoms and I'd look into somthing with your doctor called vocal cord dysfunction. Its basically a problem with your vocal folds not opening properly which makes you want to cough to fix it or may give a chocking sensation or gasping sensation because you feel you do not have enough air. I'd definitely ask your doctor about it they may be able to send you to the right doctor to check for this.