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I have restricted airway and lately ii been running out of air when i do i put on my o2 will the restricted air way go away?
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Airway: Sorry youre having the problem I would definitely use your oxygen but you should have it checked out today to make sure the airway hasnt become worse. I would go to the ER
Answered 9/28/2014
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COPD: You clearly have significant COPD and Asthma . Your condition is gradually worsening. You need to see your pulmonologist without further delay. Your condition is complicated and will not improve spontaneously without medical intervention.
Answered 9/28/2014
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