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Why do i feel my lungs aren't getting enough air? i randomly keep getting a sharp pain on my lungs/chest that goes to my back when i breath in deeply.
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See your doctor: Sharp pains can be due to something call pleurisy or irritation of the lung lining. It can be caused by infections and other problems. When it comes to your lungs it is always best to go see your doctor!
Answered 11/9/2015
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