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Heavy breathing before Sudden collapse.

2017-08-17 01:29:51
I collapsed, with a heavy breathing and high heart palpitations, have a heart monitor with me which showed 110-130 BPM before collapse.  i was not able to feel anything. Sudden blackout. Below heart pain, and bloated stomach. Was not able to breathe when lied down, throat blockage kind of feeling. Dizziness. Can feel the heart pain when bend down over. Whats happening with me. Would like to know is it anything related to SCA or heart disorder or lung problem.
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