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What's the best treatment to get rid of breathing problems?
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Depends: Treatment for breathing problems depends on the cause. Usually inhalers work best, sometimes pills are helpful sometimes injections are given. Get to the doctor, get tested or at least checked out and treated.
Answered 4/18/2014
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