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If i am having trouble breathing and having reoccuring moments of shortness of breath that has been going on for months, what type of specialist is my doctor most likely to send me to?
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Pulmonary: Asthma/ reactive airway diseases will have to be ruled out and that is usually a pulmonary specialist.
Answered 1/28/2020
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