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I feel breathless my heart rate increases feel sick my eyes get red, once i eat something it gets harder to breath. cant burp properly. what is it?
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Breathless: See your doctor or a cardiologist to rule out an infection of your heart muscle or covering. Make a visit asap.
Answered 12/2/2013
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