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So I’ve had my spirometry today I don’t have the results but the lady running through my test did show me at the end. From memory the fev was 106% (how is this even possible?) and the score was 4 point something can’t remember exactly. The fvc (I think) was 96% and the peak flow was also 96% and if I remember correctly the reading was high 700’s then 800’s after inhaler.

Can someone interpret this a little for me? This is all a foreign language!

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Hi the FEV1 is your lung function which is the most important figure. If it is less than 80% then you are considered to have lung disease. Yours at 106% is fantastic so well done. You haven't got copd.

The 100% figure is the average persons without lung disease. People who sing or are very fit etc. can have over 100% as their lung function like you do. I hope this clarifies it a bit, x

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If you have larger lungs than average it's clearly possible to get a higher than average blow volume (fev).

If you'd like an informed answer ask for a copy of the results and come back ideally with a pic of it.

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