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I have ongoing wheezing and tightness in chest?
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Go see your Doctor: This sounds like you have some experience with these symptoms. If your home medication is not working it very well may be that you need to get to your family doctor when they are next open. If you have an inhaler or other asthma medication i would be sure you are using it and using it correctly.
Answered 12/11/2013
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