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The Lung Health Checklist

This questionnaire comes from the Australian Lung Foundation and will help you to determine whether your lung health could be at risk. If you answer yes to any of the questions below you should seriously consider talking to your doctor:

Do you:

Answering Yes to any of the above could be a sign your lung health could be at risk…particularly if you are a smoker or ex-smoker, or you have worked in a job that exposed you to dust, gas or fumes.

If you believe you are at risk of a respiratory disorder, take the responses from this questionnaire to your doctor as it will assist you in starting the conversation with them. They may refer you to our lung function lab for further testing or to one of our specialists for a consultation.

*This Lung Health Checklist has been designed by The Australian Lung Foundation to assist the community in monitoring their lung health. It is intended to be used as a guide only and is not an authoritative statement. Please consult your doctor for medical opinion or advice.

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