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Can symptoms of pulmonary fibrosis come and go randomly?
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Of course: Symptoms can always get better and worse. Symptoms will vary depending on multiple factors. It does not mean the pulmonary fibrosis is getting better or worse, but how the other organs in your body react to the situations of the day.
Answered 5/21/2013
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