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I'm 34 weeks pregnant and have been wheezing, i never have had breathing problems before, should i call my doctor?
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Yes: It is best to see your doctor. Bronchospasms can occur during pregnancy and most of the medicines for asthma are considered safe at that time. You can easily be treated if necessary.
Answered 2/18/2014
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