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I have a tickling feeling in my chest and i sometimes struggle to breathe. is it asthma or anxiety.
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GET IT CHECKED: It is very hard ti tell you based on your tickling feeling .It needs to be checked with a detailed history and comprehensive physical exam and if indicated some blood and other tests to make a correct diagnosis So make an appointment with your Primary Care Doctor or Clinic and find the cause and treatment if any needed
Answered 12/21/2015
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