Pulmonology
in Vijay Nagar Colony

Breathing that is not right

A cough that has not settled, breathlessness that is new, or asthma that keeps flaring despite an inhaler are all worth a proper look rather than another course of antibiotics.

• Asthma, including asthma that has not come under control
• COPD, and smoking-related lung disease
• Chronic cough that has outlasted its welcome
• Breathlessness that needs working up
• Pneumonia and chest infections, including admission for intravenous antibiotics
• Tuberculosis, including follow-up through the full course of treatment
• Allergic rhinitis where it is driving the chest
• Help with stopping smoking

When you need to stay

Chest infections needing intravenous antibiotics, and exacerbations of asthma or COPD that respond to treatment here, are commonly admitted. Five beds, nursing cover through the night, and the laboratory in the same building.

After 10 pm

Dr. Sameer consults Mon–Sat, 8–10 pm. Outside those hours a primary care physician is on site (not on call from home, on site) and will see you, start treatment, and speak to him if the case needs it.

Instruction sheets, to read or print

Most inhalers fail because of technique, not because of the medicine. The steps are written down, one page each, along with what to do in an attack.

What we do not do

We have no intensive care unit and no ventilator. Respiratory failure, anything needing ventilation or intensive monitoring, and any case needing a bronchoscopy or a chest drain is stabilised here and referred without delay to a centre equipped for it.

Seeing Dr. Sameer

Mon–Sat, 8–10 pm. Consultation ₹500. Laboratory tests and imaging are billed separately by our laboratory, Caspian Diagnostic Centre, at its listed rates. His profile and online booking →