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A member asked:
Hello. i am 6 months pregnant. right now , my belly feels really tight and i feel like im not getting enough air. what should i do?
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Call your OB: I can understand that you feel like you cannot get enough air from your abdomen growing. However, feeling short of breath could be a sign of something more concerning like a blood clot in your lungs. An evaluation by your OB or an er physician is warranted rather urgently.
Answered 6/10/2014
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