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Could my long term mouth breathing and chest breathing cause my dclo to be low at 69% ?
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Probably connected: But connection is not cause. The respiratory problems you have are likely to be related i some ways but it's complicated. Discuss your questions and interest in strategies for help w/ your doctor. It's good to understand and be involved - I hope you find help and the future is brighter!
Answered 11/28/2017
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