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Should i go to the hospital/er? my dysphagia has gotten worse and now i have trouble drinking liquids. had lost about 50 pounds because of it. my lungs feel stuffy and sometimes i need to really try to breath for air. along with chest pains. etc.
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Definitely: Let your doc know so that he or she can coordinate, but definitely you need immediate medical attention. Severe malnutrition is likely.
Answered 5/15/2020
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