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Trouble Breathing In Hot And Humid Conditions. Have Pulmonary Fibrosis. What Is Going On?

I have been diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis but even though in fairly early stages having a lot of trouble breathing especially during hot humid conditions. Now the doctors have me scheduled to have my heart checked. What could be going on? All about the money I guess. Guess I ll just die. Then I wont trouble you folks
Mon, 3 Sep 2012
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I would recommend you undergo a full series pulmonary function test to see just how bad your lungs are. Also, you may benefit from a high resolution CT of the chest to see if you have any ongoing/active inflammation....if there is evidence of inflammation on the CT you may benefit from anti inflammatory medications.
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Trouble Breathing In Hot And Humid Conditions. Have Pulmonary Fibrosis. What Is Going On?

I would recommend you undergo a full series pulmonary function test to see just how bad your lungs are. Also, you may benefit from a high resolution CT of the chest to see if you have any ongoing/active inflammation....if there is evidence of inflammation on the CT you may benefit from anti inflammatory medications.