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What is a moderate restrictive ventilatory defect?
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See below: It sounds like you have some type of problem with potentially an interstitial lung disease or fibrosis. There are many problems that can do this. I would discuss this with your pulmonologist who knows your history and should be able to tell you what this means for you.
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