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Should I Worry If My Chest Is Feeling Heavy And Taking Deep Breath After Painting Furniture?

Hello. I just spray painted earlier today, a large piece of furniture. I dont know if it's a coincidence or not, but I feel that I am labouring to get a good breath in and my chest feels a bit heavy. I had a door to the outside open at the time, but there probably still were a lot of fumes. Should I be worried?
Fri, 20 Dec 2013
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May be you are allergor hypersensitive to the paint you have sprayed.Wait for sometime ,if your symptoms persist then you should visit a pulmonologist to rule out chemcal pneumonitis.
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Should I Worry If My Chest Is Feeling Heavy And Taking Deep Breath After Painting Furniture?

May be you are allergor hypersensitive to the paint you have sprayed.Wait for sometime ,if your symptoms persist then you should visit a pulmonologist to rule out chemcal pneumonitis.