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Going to the bathroom a lot could there be a problem with my ds didn't get my period yet , getting full , bloated and gassy can it be asthma related?
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Unlikely: Asthma does not cause the symptoms you describe except in instances when you are swallowing air from the anxiety caused by your inability to breathe.
Answered 4/25/2014
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