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If i cry much i feel i can't breath and some parts of my body get paralized why?
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Hyperventilation?: If you are sobbing hard, you may be hyperventilating. This can make it difficult to breath and may lead to tingling or sometimes muscle spasms.
Answered 3/26/2013
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