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Just went to e.r for feeling short breath , xray ,and ekg came out good, diagnose was anxity , still short breath what can it be? asthma?
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Shortness of breath: is a relatively common symptom of anxiety. The Relaxation Response, a book by Herbert Benson, can be helpful for you. Also, see a mental health professional to help you manage your anxiety. Peace and good health.
Answered 6/10/2017
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