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Aterial blood gas normal, chest x-ray normal, bloodwork normal, pulse oximetry 98-99% , lung function test normal still feel like i can't breathe?! help!
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Puzzled: Could be anxiety/panic attack, or something more serious. Be sure to follow-up with your physician to continue the hunt for what's causing your symptoms.
Answered 10/23/2017
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