Asthma, COPD, TB and the winter chest infections Ghaziabad knows too well. A consultant chest physician runs the OPD, and when breathing trouble turns serious, the ICU is in the same building — not an ambulance ride away.
दमा, सीओपीडी, टीबी और सर्दियों की छाती की बीमारियाँ। ओपीडी में छाती रोग विशेषज्ञ, और साँस ज़्यादा बिगड़े तो आईसीयू इसी इमारत में है — एम्बुलेंस का इंतज़ार नहीं।
Each animation shows what is happening in the body and what helps. They explain; they don't replace a doctor's visit — if you are worried, book an OPD visit, or come to our emergency, open 24x7.
Many people lose much of each puff to the back of the throat. With a metered-dose inhaler: shake it, fit a spacer, breathe out fully, press once and breathe in slowly and deeply, then hold your breath for about 10 seconds. Take one puff at a time, and rinse your mouth after a steroid inhaler. A spacer gets more medicine into the lungs at any age.
How we help: Our asthma and COPD clinic checks your inhaler technique at every visit and measures lung function with spirometry (PFT) in the hospital.
Read the full article →In asthma the airways are over-sensitive. A trigger — smog, dust, smoke or a cold — makes the lining swell, the muscle around the airway tighten and mucus build up, so air squeezes through a narrow tube: wheeze, cough and a tight chest. A reliever inhaler relaxes the muscle within minutes; a daily preventer (steroid inhaler) calms the swelling so attacks come less often. Winter smog in Delhi-NCR is a common trigger.
How we help: Our chest physicians confirm asthma with spirometry, set up a reliever-and-preventer plan, and treat severe attacks with nebulisation, oxygen and ICU backup.
Read the full article →Yes. Video bronchoscopy with lavage is performed here by the pulmonology team for unexplained cough, suspected infection or TB, and lung shadows on a CT — with the ICU in the same building for patients who need support.
Yes — PFT is done on campus. Avoid inhalers for a few hours before unless your doctor says otherwise, avoid a heavy meal, and wear loose clothing. The chest physician reads the result with you in the same visit.
Come straight to the 24×7 emergency. Breathlessness is treated first — oxygen, nebulisation, BiPAP if needed — and the ICU is one floor away. Your pulmonologist is informed and takes over in the morning.
Chest physician for asthma, COPD, stubborn coughs and sleep-apnoea work-ups, and a regular presence at inpatient bedsides — breathing trouble is one of the commonest reasons families come to us. Long-term inhaler care gets the patient teaching it deserves, not just a prescription.
Pulmonologist consulting alongside Dr. Rana in the chest clinic and on the wards — bronchoscopy, difficult asthma and COPD, and the ICU chests that need a second specialist opinion.
A Ghaziabad pulmonologist explains why high AQI triggers severe asthma attacks in winter, common inhaler mistakes, and medical care for breathing failure.
Read →The difference between asthma and COPD, the breathing tests that tell them apart, and how flare-ups are managed when the air quality drops.
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