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Living With Your Chest Condition

Chest conditions affect the lives of thousands of people in Scotland. Living with a chest condition can be exhausting and distressing – for you and your family.

This section aims to help provide you with:

• Practical information about day–to–day living with a chest condition.
• Things you can do to look after yourself and control your symptoms.
• Coping mechanisms to help you get the most out of life.

If you want more detailed information on any of these topics please call our Advice Line on 0845 077 6000.