Yes, he needs to see a lung doctor to determine if he has a lung disease that is causing his signs and symptoms. There are many possible etiologies, including asthma. There are some forms of COPD that non-smokers can have. It is very important that he get a diagnosis so that treatment can be rendered. He will need testing, like pulmonary function testing and a chest CT. Good luck!
Answered 7/10/2023
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