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Always feel short of breath when i'm very overtired. my oxygen level is always fine, always figured it was normal. common?
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Short of breath: Feeling short of breath when you are tired is common, and given your age is not likely to be of clinical significance. If you get symptoms with activity when you are well rested, then you can consider further evaluation with primary physician.
Answered 9/22/2017
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