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Could allergy induced asthma turn in copd?

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Yes.: Uncontrolled persistent asthma causes airway remodeling that can slowly progress to emphysema (quicker in smokers and people with severe reflux). Treatment of underlying conditions can deter that from happening.

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Dr. Hesham Hassaballa answered

Specializes in Pulmonary Critical Care

Possibly: If asthma is poorly treated, it is possible for the changes - which are typically reversible in asthma - to be permanent. So, make sure your asthma is under the best control.

Answered 9/26/2012

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