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Is there any home treatment for labored breathing?
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Labored breathing: If any one experiencing shortness of breath, it needs an exam by a qualified health professional and timely intervention.A variety of causes can cause this condition which can range from not so serious to life threatening.The short answer-no! you need to find out why you have labored breathing!
Answered 10/14/2012
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