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I constantly find myself having short breath. it's been happening for almost a year and i'm starting to get worried?
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Eval: We can't diagnose or treat you on this portion of HealtTap as we only provide medical/ health information. However, difficulty breathing for almost a year is something that really warrants medical assessment. The fact that you are worried about it - should tell you that you need the peace of mind of knowing. Take care.
Answered 1/16/2021
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