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A member asked:
Dx with infolding of arytenoids upon inhalation. worsening winded/wheezing. could this be related to undifferentiated connective disease?
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Unrelated : To my knowledge, your 3 problems (infolded arytenoids, worsening shortness of breath - assuming you have no stridor which is throat sounds on breathing, & connective tissue disease) are unrelated. Keep your followup appointments, take your meds as directed, & report any changes to your clinician. Also note other physicians' responses to your question: may have more experience w this than I.
Answered 10/18/2014
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