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Would moving my trachea back and forth kind of hard for 3 days cause tracheomalacia ? i know it sounds ridiculous but my cartilage doesnt feel as hard and its somewhat harder to breathe. im not struggling for air but it doesnt feel right?
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I would ask and feel the same area in family members. It may run in your family and be “normal” or u are focusing on the and becoming anxious about it. Show and discuss with your Dr.
Answered 9/25/2022
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