Hi Darren, I now work for a company that make non invasive ventilators (breathing machines) and while I mention Sarcoidosis, as a restrictive breathing condition, when I do teachings, in reality hardly any of the clinicians I come in to contact with ever mention very severe cases.
I’ve pulled a text book out and it says “In general, sarcoidosis appears briefly and heals naturally in 60%-70% of the cases, often without the patient knowing or doing anything about it. From 20%-30% of sarcoidosis patients are left with some permanent lung damage. In 10%-15% of the patients, sarcoidosis can become chronic”, I know alot of that doesn’t sound great but the difficulty for clinicians in givng any clear information with regards to inflammatory conditions is that they flare up and receed, even in chronic cases there will be good periods.
There is alot of evidence to show Omega 3 oils have strong anti inflammatory properties so its worth looking into.