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I have shortness of breath but my generalist, pulmonary doc, and cardiologist see nothing wrong. i have extreme stress that i cannot get rid of.. help?
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Anxiety: It is quite possible that it is from anxiety. If you have had a pulmonary evaluation from your lung doctor and a full check up by cardiologist and your blood count and thyroid are fine and you are not overweight and exercising, then you may have anxiety.
Answered 12/18/2013
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