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Short of breath all day. can't sleep because of it. scapula and chest pain (chronic) should i go to er or try to sleep ? also nausea on /off
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Difficulty breathing: It sounds like this is an acute problem. Breathing is essential to life. I recommend getting seen at the er now.
Answered 7/17/2013
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