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Can a menstrual cycle cause shortness of breathe at all? i am having worse pms symptoms this cycle, and today i have mild shortness of breathe.
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No: No, unless the pms is causing anxiety, that is causing shortness of breath. Otherwise, it should not be related.
Answered 4/22/2014
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