I am a 52 year old female who has been experiencing shortness of breath and feelings of fullness for a year and a half now. When these symptoms appeared last May, I went to an OB/GYN because I knew I was transitioning into menopause due to irregular periods. He did a CBC blood profile and everything was good except my hormone level was raised. He believed my symptoms were a result of transitioning into menopause. This year in July, I began having sever pain in my left ovary and returned to my GYN. He became concerned I had ovarian cancer due to the constant full feeling at that point and we did a radical hysterectomy. Thankfully, no cancer was present, and both he and I were fairly certain the feelings of fullness and shortness of breath would disappear after the surgery. The first 2 weeks after surgery, I did have some shortness of breath when trying to walk but figured it was normal but I had no feelings of fullness. I was happy. On Labor Day, both the shortness of breath and the feeling full all the time came back. I feel just like I did before the surgery. I don't know what type of doctor I should see next. I know menopause can cause shortness of breath and bloating but these symptoms have persisted--almost every single day--for a year and a half. Any suggestions on what it might be and what type of doctor I should see next? I have OAB and take 40 mg of Sanctura every night but I have been taking that since 2008, so I doubt that is playing a role in this problem. I also take 600 mg of magnesium due to the constipation caused by the Sanctura but take nothing else.