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What type of doctor should i see for respiratory issues?
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Primary: See your primary care doctor - internal medicine or family doctor first. If it is complicated, they may refer you to a pulmonologist, a lung specialist. But most early-stage or acute respiratory issues can be handled by your primary care doctor.
Answered 8/11/2012
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