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That sounds concerning, and it's completely understandable to want answers. However, lung findings aren't directly connected to PBC, so this is really a question best directed to your doctor as soon as possible β€” especially if you're experiencing any shortness of breath or discomfort.

What can be said is that PBC can Show Full Answer

That sounds concerning, and it's completely understandable to want answers. However, lung findings aren't directly connected to PBC, so this is really a question best directed to your doctor as soon as possible β€” especially if you're experiencing any shortness of breath or discomfort.

What can be said is that PBC can sometimes cause fluid buildup in the abdomen (ascites) or legs (edema) due to portal hypertension. In more advanced cases, fluid or pressure changes in the body could potentially affect breathing comfort, but this would need proper evaluation.

Please don't wait on this one β€” reach out to your healthcare team right away to get that finding properly assessed.

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