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Hi, my son 9 years old, is breathing fast? he was complaining about a headache and his chest that is not right
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Fast ?: Breathing rate increases naturally with fever, exercise or in disorders of metabolism or oxygen depletion. If the situation has you spooked have him seen.
Answered 7/23/2019
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