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Recommend Treatment For Copd

I was told a month ago i have copd because I was addmitted to the Hosp for pemonia sorry for the misspelled word I have been seeing the same Dr for a number of years and he always said your fine your lungs sound clear even after a x-ray I went for a blow test and he never really discused what went on now I'am fitting with the ins.because they said i went out of system if not I would not know about copd which now I find i have had a problem sense 2005 and never knew. i do not know what to do can you help in any way?
Fri, 30 May 2014
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Hello
Thanks for your query
COPD is never a curable disease. With appropriate treatment the rate of progression of the disease is reduced and the treatment consists of appropriate inhalers combination in appropriate dosage, pulmonary vaccination and rehabilation, oxygen when necessary, assessment for associated co-morbidities and timely and effective intervention. Be in touch with a good pulmonologist because only he can understand your disease better than anyone else.
Thank you.
Regards
Dr Arnab Maji
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Recommend Treatment For Copd

Hello Thanks for your query COPD is never a curable disease. With appropriate treatment the rate of progression of the disease is reduced and the treatment consists of appropriate inhalers combination in appropriate dosage, pulmonary vaccination and rehabilation, oxygen when necessary, assessment for associated co-morbidities and timely and effective intervention. Be in touch with a good pulmonologist because only he can understand your disease better than anyone else. Thank you. Regards Dr Arnab Maji