Make an appointment with a doctor for a thorough exam and diagnosis if any of the following symptoms are persistent: Chronic cough (especially if you are coughing up blood) Hoarseness or other changes in your voice Difficulty swallowing Lumps or sores on the neck Ear or neck pain Sore throat Weight loss Your doctor will attempt to rule out other, more common causes first
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2 The NHS advises that any smoker or former smoker over the age of 35 who experiences persistent respiratory symptoms should see a GP, because early COPD can be diagnosed with a simple spirometry breathing test and treatment started before significant lung function is lost
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