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Why does heart problems often have trouble breathing?
JonathanAdamsgp9839
well because if you dont breath your heart wont work. your heart helps you breath so never and promise not to take drugs and dont hold your breath please
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∙ 6y agoI suffer from lack of breath quite a lot lam 85 years old ,even after slight strain or exercise , could heart. Problems cause this ?
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