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Very slight trouble breathing. is this anything to worry about?
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Short of breath: There are many causes of trouble breathing. Some include lung problems like asthma. Heart problems can cause trouble breathing. Chest muscle and diaphragm problems can cause trouble breathing. Some things are minor and some are major. If you're noticing problems consult your doc to be sure you don't have a serious one.
Answered 3/23/2013
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