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Why do I have this shortness of breath that won't go away?

by villa67, May 17, 2008 04:23PM
Finally!!  I have had this condition for many years now and could never get an answer on what it could be.  Now I feel like I am not crazy.  There are many other people out there that feel the same.  I get this breathing problem on and off and if I am lucky, it will last about a week then disappear.  But it always returns.  Sometimes it gets really bad and I feel like I am getting no oxygen.  I constanly have to yawn to take in a deep breath. It wears me out.  I feel fatigued and I cannot do anything.  I just read about the salt thing and will definetly try it.  Also, I noticed that during my last pregnancy, I did not have these symptoms at all.  I really enjoyed those 9 months of being able to breathe.  How weird!!
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