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Originally Posted by southblues
If the cause of respiratory problems such as shortness of breath on exertion is MG, what can a pulmonologist do other than the same treatments that are already being done for the MG? Does it make any difference?
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If you have a good neurologist and you only have mild respiratory symptoms, and are receiving adequate treatment, you probably do not need a pulmonologist. (although it is probably good to have your baseline levels of respiratory tests).
If any of the above is not true, than a good pulmonologist can probably save your life.