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Failed Pulmonary Function Test I am a 27 yr old female who smoked for 10 years (Quit 2 years ago) and have been having difficulty breathing for a little over a month. Here is my history since this started: It's been over a month and I feel the same, sore throat, sore and burning chest, and shortness of breath constantly. I do have an appt with a Pulmonologist next month but I am just very concerned. I feel as though I have to bug my Dr to help me. I am a new Mom with an 8 month old and need to get better quick. Any help is GREATLY appreciated. Thank you so much for your time:-)Lungs are made of spongy tissue with some extraordinary property to expand and collapse with breathing so that fresh oxygenated air can come in and carbon dioxide containing air can be breathed out. Somking cigarettes, smoke from vehicles and factory, dust particles, foreign particles from stone quarries and cotton mills all can injure this fine mechanical property of the lung. Even in those who do not smoke or have never smoked, diseases like Asthma, Emphysema and chronic bronchitis may result in the same injury. Pulmonary function tests results show primarily two types of abnormality. Obstructive and Restrictive. Your PFT result show more of a restrictive pattern. Restrictive abnomality doesn't get much benefit from drugs like albuterol and flovent. You just might need somthing like Ipratropium to relieve your symptoms if your pulmonologist thinks so. Unfortunately internet is a medium where one can give opinion only from the data presented and we have no way to check the facts first hand. But I do advise you to get in touch with your pulmonologist quick and follow his advice. Sometimes a different antibiotic prescribed on the basis of a culture and sensitivity test will relieve your symptoms.
