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A member asked:
Please help i have had this feeling where i can't get a deep breath for 4 days it is really uncomfortable and it has come and gone before?
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Various: You could have asthma. You could be showing signs of an allergy. An undiagnosed heart condition could also cause shortness of breath. You might have spontaneous collapse of a lung. Bottom line, get seen by your doctor or if you don't have one, get seen in an er or urgent care canter when this happens. Being seen asap in your doctor's office would be best.
Answered 10/26/2012
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