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37 weeks pregnant with trouble breathing i find my self very short of breath all the time should i bring it up to my ob tomorrow?
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Yes: You need to get seen - shortness of breath could be a blood clot called a pe _ pulmonary embolism and this needs to be evaluated.
Answered 11/11/2014
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