MBBS, MD - Pulmonary Medicine
Dr. Shashank Kharwade is a Pulmonologist in Dhantoli, Nagpur and has an experience of 8 years in this field. Dr. Shashank Kharwade practices at Rhythm Chest…
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MBBS, MD - Pulmonary Medicine
Dr. Shashank Kharwade is a Pulmonologist in Dhantoli, Nagpur and has an experience of 8 years in this field. Dr. Shashank Kharwade practices at Rhythm Chest…
MBBS, MD - Pulmonary Medicine, DNB - Pulmonary Medicine
Dr. Deepak Muthreja is a Pulmonologist and has an experience of 13 years in this field. He completed MBBS from Government Medical College and Hospital, Nagpu…
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They treat asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), lung infections, tuberculosis (TB), pneumonia, sleep apnoea, and interstitial lung disease. They also handle critical care for patients with severe breathing issues.
If you experience persistent cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, wheezing, or recurring respiratory infections, you should see a pulmonologist. People with a long-term smoking history or occupational exposure to dust should also consult them for preventive care.
Yes, pulmonologists specialise in managing asthma with inhalers, medications, and lifestyle advice. They also provide long-term management plans to prevent frequent attacks.
Yes, pulmonology centres in Nagpur conduct lung function tests like spirometry, peak flow monitoring, and diffusion capacity testing. These tests help in diagnosing and monitoring lung diseases.
Yes, TB treatment is an important part of pulmonology in Nagpur. Pulmonologists work with government programmes and private clinics to provide accurate diagnosis, medicines, and follow-up care.
Yes, pulmonologists treat sleep apnoea and other sleep-related breathing disorders. They use sleep studies, CPAP machines, and lifestyle management techniques for better outcomes.
Yes, many hospitals in Nagpur are equipped with advanced procedures like bronchoscopy to examine and treat airway and lung conditions. These facilities improve diagnosis and treatment.
Yes, pulmonologists are often part of critical care teams in hospitals. They manage emergencies like severe asthma attacks, respiratory failure, and lung infections.
Treatments are safe when supervised by experienced doctors and performed in accredited hospitals. Pulmonologists follow evidence-based protocols and conduct regular monitoring.
Yes, they guide patients in quitting smoking through counselling, medications, and lifestyle programs. This is crucial in preventing and managing lung diseases.