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I've been feeling off i've been really tired, can't breath, light headed, and congestion its been like this for 3 days and its scaring me what is it?
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Tired short of breat: Time to see your doctor to get evaluated. There are many possibilities . Get seen soon.
Answered 4/9/2014
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