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I'm having problems breathing, and i have the symptoms of pneumonia. who do i see?
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Primary doctor: You should seek care from your primary doctor, or even your lung doctor if you have one. If you have difficulty breathing you might consider utilizing the emergency room.
Answered 7/9/2012
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