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A member asked:
I get recurring lower respiratory infections. i have had 5 since october. what type of doctor should i go to for treatment?
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Pulmonologist: I'm a little partial to this answer. A pulmonologist could help you to determine whether the recurrent infections are due to underlying structural lung disease or if you have an immune deficiency.
Answered 3/14/2013
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