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Growing up my dad worked in an automobile repair shop.didnt change breaks often at all but am at risk of asbestos exposure from him bringing it home?
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YES: You should consult a trained Occupational/Environmental Health specialist but your first step would a general physical/chest examby your Primary Care Provider! Hope this is helpful Dr Z (A Chest X Ray and Pulmonary Function testing would be my suggestion(s)
Answered 12/31/2017
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