Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease & Women's Health

Overview
What is it?
What causes it?
Symptoms and problems
How common is it?
What women should know
How to find out if you have it (Diagnosis)
How it is treated
Facts to know
Doctors who treat it
Key questions and answers
Where to find out more
References

Doctors who treat it

Primary care physicians
Most cases of COPD are diagnosed by primary care physicians. In fact, your primary care physician may provide the bulk of your care.

Pulmonologists (lung specialists)
You may be referred to a pulmonologist for treatment. They are physicians who received special training in lung conditions like COPD.

This resource is part of an educational initiative sponsored by
Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals Inc., and Pfizer Inc.

Create Date: 3/31/08
Date Last Updated: 3/31/08

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