i have recently packed up smoking i suffer from asthma and emphysema will my my !

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You have clearly already developed some irreversible disease. Emphysema does not improve, however once you stop smoking the rate of deterioration of your COPD should slow considerably.

GP for more years than I care to remember

It should improve yes. Studies have shown that from the point you stop smoking within 10 years ALL adverse side effects from smoking will have gone all together. But improvement in smell taste and breathing should be noticeable significantly within a month or two.

It depends how long you were smoking for. Smoking does affect you in the long run so it may not improve and if it does, it will be by little.

health class

almost certainly.

you have asthma and you smoked? OMG.

It's never too late. Good luck and stick with it.