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PFT Test report
I did a pft test report its says obstruction pattern with significant reversibility of FEV1 to bronchodilator
i need to under stand is it normal asthma or COPD please tell me which one is it and my symptoms are shortness of breath i am taking inhalers since 3 week budamate 200 and duolin inhalers please tell me the result wheather it's normal asthma or COPD i am attaching the report below and all my blood test are normal no i've blood test also normal all test normal including heart .
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its obstructive airways disease including small airways with significant post bdr..asthma can only be confirmed with a proper clinical history..consult a pulmonologist
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Suggestive of Asthma
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Hi. I understand your concern. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and reports to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same
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Asthma possibly
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