What are the signs of MACLD progression?
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When MAC lung disease (MACLD) progresses gradually, subtle changes can be easy to miss.1,2 Shifting symptoms, diminished quality of life, radiographic findings, and changes in microbiologic patterns may indicate that disease is persisting or worsening.1-7 Recognizing these signs can help inform treatment plan decisions.1,2,4,8
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MAC=Mycobacterium avium complex; MACLD=MAC lung disease.
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