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Have a lot of trouble waking up. when i wake up im usually tired. out of breath at slightest activity. feel like passing out after exertion.
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Get evaluated for: Sleep apnea, thyroid condition, depression, heart and lung condition etc. Take care!
Answered 10/8/2017
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