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Hello! i have 2 question. 1. i have severe shortness of breath when climbing stairs 2 i often yawn, though well enough sleep. what is the reason?
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See doc.: Severe SOB with climbing stairs is not normal in your age group and needs a good explanation. This may be related to heart / lungs or blood system.
Answered 9/4/2016
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