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Unable to take a satisfactory deep breath. ct clear, spiromtry was normal as was pft. ox is 99. could this be a neuromuscular problem?
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MIP/MEP: If this is suspected, MIP and MEP testing may be indicated. A virtual consultation may be useful to you and your PCP in determining the cause.
Answered 10/2/2018
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