Warning Signs of Lung Disease

In our busy days, coughing or mild wheezing may be rarely recorded, but it is important to note that even mild symptoms are important. Sometimes people just think that breathing difficulties will change with age. It is important to pay attention to these symptoms as it may be the first sign of pulmonary disease including COPD, asthma, and lung cancer. Understanding the signs of early warning of pulmonary disease can help you get medical treatment before the disease becomes serious or even life threatening. If you encounter one of the following warning signs, please make a reservation to your health care provider as soon as possible. Early discovery can save your life

Chronic cough: Coughs longer than 1 month are considered chronic. This is an important early symptom that tells you that there are problems with your respiratory system.

Shortness of breath: shortness of breath that does not disappear after exercise, or shortness of breath is not normal even if little or no intake is taken. Tired or breathing difficult - a sense of dyspnea - also a warning sign

Chronic mucus production: Mucus, also known as sputum or sputum, is produced by the respiratory tract as a defense against infections or irritants. If your mucus lasts longer than a month, this may indicate pulmonary disease

Wheezing: Noisy breathing and wheezing indicate that abnormalities blocked or narrowed your lungs.

Hemorrhagic Blood: If you are stasis of blood, it may be coming from your lungs and upper respiratory tract. No matter where it comes from, it indicates a health problem.

Chronic chest pain: unexplained chest pain lasts more than one month - especially when you suck or cough - it is also a sign of warning

Take a copy of your medical record with you. Or check if the previous provider can send a copy. If you can not access the medical record you can also write a brief explanation about the health problem, and a brief explanation about when and how to care for the health care provider.

Please list all the medications you are using now. This means prescription drugs, over-the-counter drugs, and herbs and supplements, and the traditional method you are using to treat your condition.

Please list the symptoms that you have and record the most troublesome symptoms for you. Please make a note of when they started, what you did.

Please prepare "Preparation for the next office to access the worksheet (English | Spanish)" for the next office visit.

Please contact the help line of the lungs. Register nurse, respiratory therapist, smoker experts consult free of charge; 1-800-LUNGUSA (586-4872)

Review and approval by the National Lung Association Science and Medical Editor Review Panel. The final examination time is March 15, 2018.

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