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Sats keep dropping with tight chest, wheezing, resp rate ~24/min, at lowest 88%, but averaging 95% after reliever. using reliever every 2-3 hours?
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Need to be seen: You may be having an asthma attack or heart problem, kindly go to urgent care or ER , good luck
Answered 6/15/2019
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