Apex Multispeciality Hospital : Kopar Khairane
The Pulmonology department at Apex Multispeciality Hospital, Kopar Khairane, diagnoses and treats lung and breathing problems such as asthma, COPD, tuberculosis, pneumonia and long-standing cough. Chest physicians use tests including lung function tests (PFT) and bronchoscopy, and patients with severe breathing difficulty can be treated with BiPAP or in the ICU.
Get emergency help now if you are struggling to breathe or speak, your lips or fingertips look blue, you are coughing up a lot of blood, or you feel confused or very drowsy. Call +91 85912 35064 or 108, or come to the 24/7 Emergency department. |
A lung abscess is a pus-filled cavity in the lung, usually caused by infection. Symptoms include fever, cough with foul-smelling sputum and weight loss. Treatment is mainly a long course of antibiotics, guided by sputum tests and chest imaging. A few patients need drainage. Our chest physicians manage lung abscess with the surgical team when needed.
Respiratory care at Apex is supported by Apex Hospital’s respiratory care team, including:
Meet the team on our doctors page.
Patients can see a chest physician, have lung tests and, if needed, be admitted for oxygen, BiPAP or ICU care in one hospital. Apex Multispeciality Hospital is in Sector 19, Kopar Khairane, near MSEB, and serves patients from Kopar Khairane, Ghansoli, Vashi and nearby parts of Navi Mumbai. Get directions.
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They are the same specialty in practice. Both terms describe doctors who diagnose and treat lung and breathing problems.
See a doctor if a cough lasts more than 2 to 3 weeks, if you cough up blood, or if you have breathlessness, fever or weight loss.
Yes. Chest physicians at Apex diagnose and manage asthma and COPD, including inhaler plans and treatment of flare-ups.
Yes. Pulmonary function tests (PFT) are done at the hospital. Please book in advance.
Yes. Patients with severe breathlessness can receive oxygen, BiPAP or ventilator support in the ICU.