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Get shortness of breath all day at rest from dysautonomia. heart, lungs blood all normal. would exercise increase oxygen in blood long term?
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Why would you: think that dysautonomia would cause resting shortness of breath? That does not make sense physiologically. Exercise will not increase the blood oxygen level long term.
Answered 1/12/2021
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