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Have usual diaphragm pain n breathlessness but worse today. my chest feels heavy wen inhaling, bounding pulse, fatigue, lightheaded n body pain. idea?
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Not usual: Diaphragm pain is not usual. Are you resting well. How much do you exercise? How much caffeine? This may well related to this or to a virus.? See your doctor and get this looked at.
Answered 2/1/2015
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