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A member asked:
Woke up with asthma and sharp pains to my right breast with each breath. after 2 shots of the inhaler it subsided. what could it be?
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Sounds like asthma: You probably need inhaled steroids. Check with your lung doc. Better be safe.
Answered 4/19/2013
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