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When i wake in the morning, i'm breathing fast. what does this mean?
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Breathing fast: Usually this indicates some kind of stress to the body. A nightmare can cause this, cardiac or pulmonary problems or a sleep disorder that is called sleep abnea that causes obstruction in the airway, which can wake you up panting for air. See you doc to help you figure this out.
Answered 2/23/2013
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