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Todays Session Will Cover Definition of COPD How COPD affects breathing Symptoms of COPD How you can find out if you are at risk Talking to your doctor Getting on the road to better lung health Resources

What is COPD? Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Serious lung disease that over time makes it hard to breathe –Emphysema –Chronic Bronchitis Blocked (obstructed) airways make it hard to get air in and out

Did You Know? 4 th leading cause of death –Kills more than 120,000 people per year 2 nd leading cause of disability 12 million+ have COPD Another 12 million may have it but dont know it

How Does COPD Affect Breathing?

What Are the Symptoms? Coughing - smokers cough Shortness of breath Excess sputum or phlegm Feeling like you cant breathe Cant take deep breath Wheezing

Symptoms When its hard to breathe, its hard to do anything People with COPD: –avoid activities that they used to do more easily –limit activity to accommodate shortness of breath and other symptoms. Some activities include: Take elevator instead of stairs. Park close by instead of walking. Avoid shopping or other similar day-to-day tasks. Stay home rather than go out with friends.

Are You At Risk? Smoking –Most common cause, however, as many of 1 out of 6 people with COPD never smoked Environmental exposure –Chemicals, dusts, fumes –Secondhand smoke, pollutants Genetic Factor –Alpha-1 antitrypsin (AAT) deficiency

Getting a Simple Breathing Test Talk with your doctor! Simple breathing test –Spirometry Quick and noninvasive Can tell if you have COPD and how severe it is

Treatments Can Help Lifestyle changes –Quit smoking. Its never too late. ( Medications Pulmonary rehabilitation Physical activity training Oxygen treatment Surgery

Start Today Talk with doctor about your risks, such as smoking and other exposures Tell your doctor about any symptoms Write down a list of questions

There Are Many Things You Can Do Quit smoking–Many new options available from your doctor Avoid exposure to pollutants and secondhand smoke Visit your doctor regularly Follow treatment advice Get annual flu and pneumonia shots

Common Myths– Dont Believe Them My shortness of breath is just old age. Theres nothing my doctor can do except tell me to quit smoking. If I rest more, it will get better.

It All Begins With You Start today Be your own advocate–ask questions and seek information.

Learn More Breathe Better or NHLBI Health Information Center P.O. Box Bethesda, MD Phone: TTY: Fax: Web site: