👉 Inflatus is a term used in medicine and psychology that describes an increase in blood pressure during exercise, typically after a period of rest or activity. It can be caused by a variety of factors such as increased heart rate, dehydration, or low blood sugar levels. The term "inflatus" refers to the feeling of being overstimulated or overwhelmed by one's physical demands, which is often accompanied by feelings of fatigue and difficulty in breathing. This feeling can also be referred to as "
