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Breathlessness with dizziness
Sometimes I feel breathlessness (i feel to take deep breaths but it doesn't help) and dizziness for hours even though my spo2 level is 98 all the time , I went to cardiologist but after donging EKG echocardiogram and tmt I was told that everything is normal what could be the reason, I am also facing gas problem.
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Kindly discuss for your concern.
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Plz consult on 708762540x4
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May be due to gas issues or low haemoglobin
Detailed blood investigation is advisable
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Consultation is advisable
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Could be spasmodic pain... Coexisting gas problem suggests the same... Heart issue is unlikely.
But I would still like to see the above mentioned reports.
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Talk to a Pulmonologist
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Dr. Rohit Jain
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Sometimes it happens because of anxiety issues. Better to consult with psychiatrist once.
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