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Last month, i woke up not being able to breathe at all. this occurred several times a week, but eventually stopped. why did this happen?
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Manythings: Arrythmias, asthma, panic attack, ssleep apena etc. A full work up is needed. See your doctor.
Answered 10/9/2012
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