Asthma​

Chronic airway inflammation causing wheezing and breathlessness, managed with personalized inhaler therapy and long-term asthma control plans.

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)​

Progressive lung disease including chronic bronchitis and emphysema, treated through advanced pulmonary care and rehabilitation.

Pulmonary Hypertension​

High blood pressure in the lung arteries requiring specialized respiratory and cardiac monitoring.

Bronchiectasis​

Chronic airway widening leading to recurrent infections, managed with airway clearance therapy and infection control.

Pulmonary Fibrosis​

Scarring of lung tissue causing progressive breathlessness, treated with medical therapy and supportive pulmonary care.

Occupational Lung Diseases​

Respiratory conditions caused by long-term exposure to dust, chemicals, or industrial pollutants.

Pneumonia​

Acute lung infection causing fever and breathing difficulty, treated with targeted antibiotics and respiratory support.

Chronic Bronchitis​

Persistent airway inflammation causing chronic cough and mucus production.

Chronic Lung Infections​

Recurrent or persistent bacterial and fungal infections requiring prolonged treatment and monitoring.

Sleep Apnea​

Sleep-related breathing disorder causing snoring and daytime fatigue, diagnosed through sleep studies and managed with CPAP therapy.

Allergic Rhinitis​

Allergy-related nasal and airway inflammation contributing to breathing discomfort.

Chronic Cough​

Persistent cough due to airway, sinus, reflux, or lung conditions requiring comprehensive evaluation.

Chest Tightness & Breathing Difficulty​

Symptoms associated with asthma, infections, or lung disease requiring prompt assessment.

Pulmonary Function Abnormalities​

Reduced lung capacity or airflow detected through PFT and spirometry testing.

Tuberculosis (TB)​

Bacterial lung infection diagnosed and managed through structured TB treatment protocols and long-term follow-up.