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Plus Breathing
Why You Might Need Plus Breathing Services
Many breathing or lung-related issues are initially treated by your primary care provider. In many cases, that’s enough—especially for mild asthma, seasonal allergies, or occasional coughing.
However, when these symptoms persist, worsen, or become disruptive to your daily life, it may be time to consult a respiratory specialist.
At Plus Breathing, we specialize in identifying the root causes of chronic or complex breathing difficulties and providing targeted, expert care.
Signs You May Benefit from Plus Breathing Care Include:
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Ongoing or worsening shortness of breath
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Difficulty breathing during normal activities
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Tightness, pressure, or discomfort in the chest
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Persistent or unexplained coughing
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Wheezing that doesn’t improve with standard treatment
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Frequent respiratory infections like bronchitis or pneumonia
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Trouble managing asthma despite medication
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Unclear or undiagnosed lung symptoms
Your primary care physician can help determine when it’s appropriate to see a specialist for further evaluation.
The guidance you need, when you need it
Signs you May Need to See a Pulmonologist
A visit to our clinic is usually not the first place a patient goes to for help. In fact, the majority of common, non-life-threatening and non-chronic, lung conditions are usually treated by a primary care physician. For example, general asthma, allergies, coughing and more.
However, when symptoms persist or become increasingly severe, this often requires a consultation with a lung specialist to identify and treat the underlying cause.
Some Indicators you May Need to See a Pulmonologist Include:
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Difficulty breathing
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Shortness of breath during normal daily activities
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Pain or tightness in the chest
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Chronic or worsening wheezing or coughing
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Frequent chest colds or bronchitis
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Difficult to control asthma
Your primary care physician should be able to help guide you as to when it may be appropriate to see a specialist.
