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A member asked:
Both myself and my son get short of breath when we drink fruit juice or eat lots of fruit. why?
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Possible Allergies: You and your son might be allergic to something in the fruit juice, or perhaps a certain fruit. You could try to figure out which fruit is cause the shortness of breath. But if you get too short of breath head to an emergency room for treatment.
Answered 1/29/2016
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