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A member asked:
Is there any condition known as to siphon air out of stomach area? have lack of breath
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A LOT POSSIBLE: There are many causes for shortness of breath as you describe but nothing really takes air out of you. Really need more information as it could be anxiety, panic, asthma, and lots of other things. So speak with your physician and have more details ready.
Answered 7/8/2013
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