Dr. Ashish Kumar Chauhan
Dr. Ashish kumar is Chest Physician having medical experience over 8 years, He is a qualified lungs specialist , treats lung related diseases like Asthma (Da…
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Dr. Ashish Kumar Chauhan
Dr. Ashish kumar is Chest Physician having medical experience over 8 years, He is a qualified lungs specialist , treats lung related diseases like Asthma (Da…
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Some lung conditions like asthma and COPD require long-term or lifelong management. Others, like infections, may need short-term treatment until recovery. The pulmonologist guides on medication duration and preventive care.
Yes, quitting smoking, regular exercise, breathing exercises, and avoiding pollution can significantly improve lung function. Pulmonologists also advise on diet, air purification, and preventive care. Healthy habits support better respiratory health long-term.
Pulmonologists do not perform major lung surgeries, but they may perform procedures like bronchoscopy to examine or remove blockages. For surgical needs, they refer patients to a thoracic surgeon. Both specialists work together when required.
Check the doctor’s qualifications, experience, hospital affiliation, and patient reviews. Choose a pulmonologist who listens patiently and offers a clear treatment plan tailored to your needs. Accessibility, follow-up options, and emergency support also matter.
Pulmonologists treat asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, COPD, tuberculosis, lung infections, and sleep apnoea. They also handle lung cancer screening, allergic respiratory disorders, and occupational lung diseases. Chronic smokers or people exposed to pollution may also require pulmonary evaluation.
Yes, pulmonologists are experts in diagnosing and managing asthma and respiratory allergies. They help identify triggers, prescribe inhalers or medication, and create long-term treatment plans. Regular follow-ups help maintain better control and prevent severe attacks.
They may recommend lung function tests, chest X-rays, CT scans, spirometry, or bronchoscopy to diagnose conditions. These tests help check lung capacity, airflow, and internal lung structures. The results guide treatment planning and monitoring progress.
Yes, many pulmonologists provide online consultations for reviewing symptoms, reports, and follow-ups. It is convenient for mild cases or patients who cannot visit the clinic. However, physical examination and tests may be required for accurate diagnosis
Yes, pulmonologists play a major role in treating Covid-related lung complications, long-Covid breathing issues, and lung damage recovery. They provide rehabilitation plans, medicines, and breathing exercises. Early intervention helps restore lung function faster.
Yes, pulmonologists specialise in diagnosing and managing sleep apnoea and sleep-related breathing disorders. They may conduct sleep studies and recommend CPAP therapy or lifestyle changes. Proper treatment improves sleep quality and overall health.