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Ive been sleeping in a basement having trouble breathing, sharp pain when breathing, why?
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Breathing: There are lots of possibilities for breathing problems as you describe. You would need to see a doctor and have a history and physical exam and then if appropriate testing of you and the environment if necessary.
Answered 8/24/2015
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