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I received today the result of the espriometry. I think I'm in the moderate stage with a 71% Feb. I only have a consultation with my CT from here for a month to show you the results. Should I be on medication right now? In fact, I do not feel the need for it. I do not smoke and I already do some sport, although not every day. What should I do from here?
Any help in interpreting the results?

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