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Got to see Gp finally today ! I have had every test done on me now I think I have had mild asthma fir over 15 years had a bad chest infection last August and now I am nearly permanently breathless.! Had xrays ct scans echo gram all ok spirometer results allegedly ok , doctor tried to put me on mild antidepressants! I said no then he said I could have ME! But the only symptoms I have got that I can see are severe tiredness, but I cannot see breathless being a symptom if ME ! Is it ??

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You can get breathless with tiredness and anemia been run down ask Dr to check your blood for iron deficiency

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Caro7

Have you been tested for pernicious anaemia (not iron deficiency) my GP missed it with me and it took several years until I got to see a neurologist for ME symptoms that it was diagnosed.

Good luck

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