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I have pnd. when i exhale somewhat forcefully out the mouth i hear a whistle sound at end of exhale. ive never been diagnosed with asthma is it pnd?
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Inflammation: anywhere along the respiratory tract (generally large structures like the nose) can change airflow. Peripheral nerve disease by definition wouldn't be anywhere near respiratory structures (which are central).
Answered 6/18/2015
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