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39 weeks prego sometimes when i'm laying on my back i can't breath i have swollen feet but when i layer they deflate, headache, its dangerous? thanks
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Respiratory Distress: You should see your physician. Difficulty breathing while prone could be a sign of CHF (congestive heart failure) which is a build up of fluid in your lungs. This is also consistent with swelling in the legs and ankles. You need to have a work-up.
Answered 11/23/2015
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