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Hi my mother age is 40 and she is suffering from alergy she use to nebulize alot of time in one day she feel like her breath is stoping..
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Asthma?: It sounds like your mother has a history of asthma if she uses a nebulizer machine and she feels like her breathing is heavy or difficult. She needs to be evaluated by a physician in person for this, as breathing difficulty is a serious symptom.
Answered 4/27/2017
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