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All of my thoracic muscles have shortened/spasmed and diaphragmatic breathing is hard. having digestive issues too similar to laryngophryngeal reflux.
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Do some deep : Breathing exercises, stay active and think positively! take your meds religiously and follow up with your dr!
Answered 12/9/2013
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