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When you get the breath knocked out of you, it typically results from a sudden impact to the abdomen or chest that temporarily disrupts your diaphragm's function. This can lead to a brief inability to breathe normally, causing a feeling of panic or distress as your body struggles to regain control of your breathing. Although uncomfortable, this sensation usually resolves within a few moments as the diaphragm recovers. It's important to stay calm and focus on taking slow, deep breaths to help restore normal breathing.

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