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While waking up in.the morning i feel my cchest is blocked and i can't breath in full flow..only whn i vomit forcefully i feel relief in breathing?
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Check your doctor: Could be fullness from your stomach, gases, evenn gastropathy.
Answered 4/21/2013
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