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I am having episodes of not bieg able to take a deep breath.i have very shallow breathing but can't take in a normal breath last for up. to 2 min.
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Get evaluated: If you are having that much trouble with breathing, you need to see a doctor and start with a chest xray.
Answered 3/27/2013
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