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Normal ct scan. normal spirometry moderately low dlco. do i have copd?
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Can't say for sure: Would need to know your history and other tests that's been done. Would need to see the full PFT's as well. but, if the spirometry was normal, then it's likely you don't have COPD.
Answered 11/22/2019
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