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What could it be when i'm having trouble taking deep breaths and my heart rate is from 100 to 110. don't really feel any pain?
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Hyperventilation: Your symptoms are most suggestive of hyperventilation (a response to stress) but should be checked out if on-going to be sure nothing else is going on.
Answered 5/15/2014
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