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Managing eosinophilic asthma for best quality of life
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@orangetiger let me clear up my answer to you. What the Pulmologist actually said after reviewing the CT was “reversible collapse of the tiny air sacs in left lung”.
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@orangetiger What the pulmonologist was referring to was probably a condition called atelectasis, collapse of multiple alveoli usually caused by infection or persistent airway inflammation.
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