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It becomes really difficult frm me to breathe at night time.if i try to breathe, i feel pain in my shoulders and body.dnt know wats d problem. :(?
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Dyspnea: Difficulty breathing at night can be a symptom of asthma. You may develop chest pain if you are struggling to breathe. See a pulmonologist or allergist to help you control your symptoms.
Answered 8/14/2013
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