Pulmonary sarcoidosis

Sarcoidosis is a condition where inflamed cells in your body join together to make tiny lumps called granulomas. When this happens in your lungs, it may be a sign of pulmonary sarcoidosis. 

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What is pulmonary sarcoidosis and how is it diagnosed?

Sarcoidosis happens when inflamed cells join together to make tiny lumps called granulomas. When it happens in your lungs, it's called pulmonary sarcoidosis.
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How is pulmonary sarcoidosis treated and managed?

Find out what medicines and treatments can help pulmonary sarcoidosis, how to manage symptoms and other ways to look after your condition.
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