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Is excessive yawning a worrying symptom ? recently im constantly yawning and have a really tight chest?
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Excessive yawning is from feelings of boredom, stress and be tired. Also too much caffeine, side effects from some meds. and sleep apnea. A vasovagal reaction and possible heart problem from tight chest. See your doctor or a cardiologist for an exam.
Answered 9/18/2023
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