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A member asked:
Im 5 weeks pregnant.ive experienced shortage of breath from week 2 to 4. pretty sure its anxiety.i feel ok now. should i worry?bronchitis b4 got prgnt
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Advice: if symptoms worse, then you need to get examined. if you have anxiety that cannot be controlled or if it is frequent, please see a provider.
Answered 9/21/2017
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