Lung Disease Risk Assessment

1. What is your age?

Age is a significant factor in assessing lung disease risk.

2. What is your smoking status?

Smoking is a major risk factor for lung diseases.

3. For how many years have you smoked or did you smoke?

The duration of smoking affects your risk level.

4. How often are you exposed to secondhand smoke?

Regular exposure to secondhand smoke increases lung disease risk.

5. Have you been exposed to any of these at work: dust, chemicals, asbestos, or other harmful substances?

Occupational exposures can significantly impact lung health.

6. Do you have a family history of lung disease (parent, sibling)?

Family history can indicate genetic predisposition to lung conditions.

7. Do you experience shortness of breath?

Shortness of breath can be an important indicator of lung problems.

8. Do you have a persistent cough or produce phlegm?

Chronic cough and phlegm production are common symptoms of lung disease.

9. How often do you engage in physical activity?

Regular physical activity can help maintain lung health.

10. Do you experience wheezing or whistling sounds when breathing?

Wheezing can be a sign of airway obstruction or inflammation.

11. Do you have trouble sleeping due to coughing or breathing difficulties?

Sleep disruption due to respiratory symptoms can indicate lung problems.

Your Lung Disease Risk Assessment

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*Disclaimer: This assessment provides a general estimate of lung disease risk based on common factors. It is not a substitute for professional medical diagnosis, spirometry, or imaging tests. Consult with your healthcare provider for a comprehensive evaluation and personalized advice regarding your lung health.*

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