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Health Encyclopedia: Treatment For Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
- Treatment for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
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- Introduction to COPD
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- Diseases with Similar Symptoms
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Treatment
Stopping Smoking and Healthy Lifestyle. Stopping smoking is the first and primary step to treating COLD and slowing its progression. In addition, all patients should maintain a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables. An exercise program may be useful, particularly if it is tailored to improve lung function.
Pulmonary Rehabilitation Programs. Patients with COLD need to be very active in managing their condition. Patients might check with their physicians to determine whether a pulmona...
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