The Department of Respiratory Medicine at Mohammadia Nursing Home provides specialised diagnosis and treatment for all conditions related to the lungs and respiratory system. Our experienced pulmonologists are dedicated to delivering comprehensive care for patients suffering from acute and chronic respiratory diseases.
From common conditions like asthma and bronchitis to complex diseases such as COPD, tuberculosis, and respiratory infections, our team uses the latest diagnostic tools and evidence-based treatments to ensure the best possible outcomes for every patient. We work in close coordination with General Medicine, Radiology, and the Laboratory departments for complete respiratory care.
Our respiratory medicine unit provides complete lung care with advanced diagnostic and therapeutic facilities.
Our pulmonologists are highly experienced in managing both common and complex respiratory conditions. As a NABH accredited hospital, Mohammadia Nursing Home maintains strict infection control protocols especially important in managing contagious respiratory diseases like tuberculosis and pneumonia. Our well-equipped respiratory ward and oxygen therapy facilities ensure patients receive the highest standard of pulmonary care throughout their treatment and recovery.
We treat conditions including bronchial asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), pulmonary tuberculosis (TB), community acquired pneumonia, pleural effusion, bronchiectasis, interstitial lung disease (ILD), allergic bronchitis, respiratory tract infections, sleep apnoea, and acute respiratory failure. Both OPD and indoor management are available for all respiratory conditions requiring medical attention.
Our department offers OPD respiratory consultations, pulmonary function testing (PFT), nebulisation therapy, oxygen therapy, chest physiotherapy coordination, sputum examination and culture, DOTS therapy for tuberculosis, indoor admissions for acute respiratory illnesses, and long-term follow-up for chronic lung diseases. We also provide emergency respiratory care for patients with acute breathlessness and respiratory distress.
Patients are strongly advised to quit smoking and avoid exposure to dust, smoke, and air pollutants. Asthma and COPD patients should always carry their inhalers and follow prescribed medication schedules regularly. TB patients must complete the full course of DOTS therapy without interruption. Regular follow-up visits and pulmonary function tests are essential to monitor disease progression and treatment response.
