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Hyperventilation in pregnancy
I am 34 weeks pregnant and have severe hyperventilation such that for hours I feel short of breath. Is this normal. The oxymeter shows 99 as the level. When will this go. It's horrible and I feel I am dying after walking.
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Please consult your Gynaecologist. If required he may order a few investigations and ask you to consult a General Physician.
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Pls visit some physician
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You should get your hemoglobin tested and also get a echo done...some amount of breathlessness can be experienced due to gravid uterus but if it is causing so much trouble it should be evaluated
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