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Trouble breathing sometimes during the day and night but only last for like 10 minutes obviously i am breathing ok but what cause you feel like you can't?
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Hyperventilation?: Anxiety, stress, hyperventilation are all reasons to be short winded for a few minutes.
Answered 4/10/2014
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