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Old 06-19-2010, 05:52 AM #1
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Default Hard To Get A Deep Breath
Is this a sx of MS? I wouldn't call it "shortness" of breath. I'm not having trouble breathing. It just seems like I can't get a deep, full, satisfying breath of air. Eventually I do but it takes a few tries. And I'm not exerting myself or doing anything strenuous (as if ). And it's even harder if I'm laying down. I don't feel like I'm experiencing the hug. I've had that and it's very recognizable. Anyone else have this sx?
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