Pulmonology
Overview
Charnock Hospital’s Pulmonology Department offers expert care for respiratory diseases. Our full-time pulmonologists and specialized team treat chest infections and chronic conditions. With a Fiberoptic Bronchoscopy Unit, HEPA filters in ICUs, and an RCU with isolation beds, we ensure precise diagnostics and patient safety. Our Interstitial Lung Disease Clinic and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Unit provide advanced, specialized care for improved lung function and quality of life.
Department Highlights
Expert Respiratory Care
Full-time pulmonologists and specialized team for comprehensive treatment.
Chest Infection Treatment
Effective care for all types of chest infections.
Advanced Diagnostic Facilities
Equipped with a Fiberoptic Bronchoscopy Unit, Bronchoscopic Biopsy, and TBNA.
Advanced ICUs
HEPA filters in all ICUs and an RCU with isolation beds for enhanced patient safety.
Specialized Clinics
Interstitial Lung Disease Clinic for targeted care.
Pulmonary Rehabilitation
Dedicated unit for improving lung function and quality of life.
Why We’re the Best Choice?
We specialize in precise diagnostics and personalized treatments to optimize your respiratory health
Specialized Pulmonology Expertise
Our team of full-time pulmonologists and multidisciplinary doctors provide expert care in our advanced Respiratory ICU with HEPA filters, ensuring round-the-clock support and specialized treatment.
Cutting-Edge Facilities
Access state-of-the-art diagnostic and therapeutic resources, including HD video-enabled Bronchoscopy and Thoracoscopy Units, Pediatric Lung Function (IOS) capabilities, and unique clinics like our Pulmonary Rehabilitation and INTERSTITIAL LUNG DISEASE CLINIC.
Comprehensive Respiratory Care
Experience comprehensive services with advanced diagnostic tools like Spirometry and Exercise Oximetry, alongside specialized treatments such as Skin Prick and Food Challenge Testing at our Allergy Unit, all aimed at improving your respiratory health effectively.
Our Expert Pulmonology Team
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FAQ
How can a pulmonologist help me?
Pulmonologists specialize in diagnosing and treating diseases related to the respiratory system, including conditions like asthma, COPD, lung infections, and sleep disorders. They provide comprehensive care through advanced diagnostics, personalized treatment plans, and ongoing management to improve respiratory health.
What is a lung transplantation?
Lung transplantation is a surgical procedure where a diseased lung or lungs are replaced with healthy lungs from a donor. It is considered for patients with severe lung diseases that cannot be adequately treated with other medical therapies. Pulmonologists work closely with transplant teams to evaluate candidates and provide post-transplant care.
How should I prepare for my first visit to a pulmonologist?
Before your first visit, gather relevant medical records, including past treatments and medications. Prepare a list of symptoms, questions, and concerns you have about your respiratory health. Be ready to discuss your medical history, lifestyle habits (such as smoking), and any recent changes in your health.
Can a pulmonologist help me to quit smoking?
Yes, pulmonologists play a crucial role in smoking cessation programs. They offer personalized counseling, medication options, and behavioral therapies to help individuals quit smoking effectively. Their support can significantly improve your chances of successfully quitting and reducing the risk of lung-related diseases.
What conditions do pulmonologists attend to?
Pulmonologists treat a wide range of respiratory conditions, including asthma, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, pneumonia, lung cancer, sleep apnea, pulmonary fibrosis, and occupational lung diseases. They also manage acute and chronic respiratory infections.
What are the signs that my child is suffering from pulmonary disease?
Signs of pulmonary disease in children may include persistent coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, frequent respiratory infections, difficulty exercising, and chest pain. If you notice any of these symptoms or have concerns about your child’s respiratory health, consulting a pulmonologist for evaluation and diagnosis is recommended.