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Post prandial chest pressure feels like i can't get in enough oxygen, like i can't expand chest x6 months. not painful. no resp symptoms either. why?
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ILD: Sounds like interstitial lung disease with restrictive physiology. Have you had a chest xray and complete pulmonary function testing?
Answered 10/4/2016
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