Expert Video - How does second-hand smoke affect people with COPD?
Expert pulmonologists recommend that patients with COPD avoid exposure to second-hand smoke and other lung irritants that can damage and irritate their lungs and airways. Odor from second-hand smoke can cling to clothing and also be problematic for patients with COPD.
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What is COPD and what causes it?
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What are the signs and symptoms of COPD?
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Why is smoking a risk factor for COPD?
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How do I stop smoking?
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Second-hand smoke and COPD
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E-cigarettes
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Benefits of quitting smoking
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Complications of COPD
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How do I know my COPD is worsening?
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Depression and COPD
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What is your experience with COPD?
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Signs and symptoms of COPD
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How has COPD impacted your life?
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Have you experienced sleep apnea with your COPD?
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Have you experienced anxiety or depression with your COPD?
