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06-12-2012, 02:33 PM
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For what it is worth.... there are drugs that can lower breathing capacity... that gabapentin for one. Also the family of beta blockers will do it.
Lowered ability to breathe, will lower oxygen to your body, and therefore also your nerves will suffer. I'd try the inhaler...the doctor probably wants to see if airway inflammation is the the culprit. If it does not help, that tells the doctor something, as well.
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