Pulmonology – Respiratory & Lung Care

Overview

Avantis Clinic’s Pulmonology Department diagnoses and treats disorders of the lungs and respiratory system. Breathing difficulties can develop slowly and are sometimes overlooked until they interfere with regular activities. Early examination helps to avoid problems and improve long-term lung function.

We treat both acute and chronic respiratory diseases such as coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, infections, allergies, and long-term lung illnesses. Our team employs clinical evaluation, lung function tests, and imaging to determine the specific reason and give focused therapy.

Pulmonology – Respiratory & Lung Care

Our Pulmonology Services

Asthma Evaluation and Treatment
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Management
Chronic cough and recurring chest infections.
Bronchitis and pneumonia therapy
Allergy-related respiratory diseases
Tuberculosis (TB) Diagnosis and Management
Sleep-related respiratory problems.
Breathlessness and wheezing assessment
Smoking-related lung disease care
Assessment of lung function (Pulmonary Function Test, or PFT)
oxygen treatment and nebulization care
Preventive respiratory health checks

Advanced Respiratory Care

The Asthma Care Program

We educate you how to use your inhaler, identify your triggers, and ensure you're taking the proper long-term medications. This means fewer assaults and fewer late-night visits to the emergency room.

COPD and Chronic Lung Disease Management

We check in with you on a regular basis, change your medications as appropriate, and teach you breathing techniques to make daily living simpler.

Respiratory Infection Care

Don't put off treating illnesses like pneumonia or bronchitis. Treat them as soon as possible to avoid further complications.

Pulmonary Rehabilitation Support

We give advice on breathing methods, lifestyle changes, and strategies to recover from a respiratory ailment.

When Should You See a Lung Specialist?

Persistent cough for longer than 2-3 weeks
Excessive wheezing or chest tightness
Shortness of breath when walking or climbing stairs.
Recurrent chest infections.
Long-term smoking history.
Snoring and daytime drowsiness
Cough out phlegm or blood.
Asthma symptoms do not improve with normal treatments.

Dr. Harshith Rao

Consultant Pulmonologist

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    FAQs

    Chest tightness, wheezing, shortness of breath, persistent coughing, and recurrent respiratory infections are common warning signs.

    Yes. Inhalers are the safest and most effective approach to administer medication straight to the lungs while minimizing adverse effects.

     

    PFT is a basic breathing test that uses lung capacity and airflow to identify asthma, COPD, and other lung conditions.

    Seek immediate medical attention if your dyspnea happens while you’re doing your regular activities, gets worse suddenly, or is accompanied by chest discomfort.

    Although medicine and relaxation at home are typically sufficient to cure mild pneumonia, hospitalization and oxygen assistance may be necessary in cases of severe illness, low oxygen levels, or respiratory problems.

    Although asthma cannot usually be cured, it can be effectively controlled with the right inhaler medication and trigger management.

    A cough that lasts longer than 2-3 weeks, especially if it is accompanied by phlegm, fever, or weight loss, requires medical attention.

    Yes. Long-term smoking can develop permanent lung disorders such as COPD, although quitting might reduce future harm.

    Yes. Allergies can cause asthma episodes, coughing, sneezing, and wheezing, particularly with the changing seasons.

     

    Depending on the symptoms, the doctor may order a chest X-ray, CT scan, blood tests, sputum examination, or Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) to properly diagnose the illness.