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Why is my son always panting so hard?
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Unable to comment: Panting could be a lung/heart/metabolic problem and the data you have submitted does not allow any clear answer.A visit to a doctor with a proper history,physical and appropriate testing would be the best thing to do to answer your question.
Answered 12/30/2014
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