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I am an asthmatic patient who tested positive for covid19. i am experiencing a hiccup like symptom which causes extreme difficulty in breathing. is this normal and if so what is a possible treatment for this?
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COVID 19: There are cases reported in which persistent hiccups were the presenting complaint for COVID 19 infections. Because you are having extreme difficulty breathing - do recommend you be evaluated at an emergency room.
Answered 9/9/2020
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