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It's hard to breathe sometimes when it gets really bad. should i see a chiropractor about this, or do you think maybe i've pulled something?
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Possible strain: Always best to start with your family doctor for such conditions. A chiropractor will find something "wrong" for any symptom whatsoever using a theory of disease causation long discredited. Your family doctor can determine if this is serious and warrants a better look.
Answered 2/16/2017
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