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Prognosis Of Sarcoidosis
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Call your doctor if you develop any of the symptoms of sarcoidosis. In particular, contact your doctor if you have shortness of breath or a lingering cough.
Prognosis
About 80% of people with sarcoidosis have no significant disease activity. For these people, the outlook is excellent. Only a small percentage of people develop permanent or progressive organ damage. Death related to sarcoidosis is rare.
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