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Can job exposure to formaldehyde, benzene, hydrochloride, fiberglass, etc. have resulted in copd. this was a daily occurence.
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Possibly: Any pulmonary irritant exposed to on a chronic basis could lead to enough damage and copd. These include fumes, chemicals, and substances like fiberglass. You should see a pulmonologist, is you don't already, to help get you treated as best as possible.
Answered 10/13/2013
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