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I get out of breath and weak when i stand up or walk upstairs. i'm 49f, not overweight. no heart problems. what could this be?
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Hard to say: Your complaints are not specific to one thing. It could be heart, lungs, or many other things. See your doctor. There is no way to figure out without a detailed history from you and an exam.
Answered 11/27/2017
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