Support for breathing and lung-related concerns
Respiratory symptoms can range from a mild cough to breathlessness that limits daily activity. Allergies, infections, asthma, pollution exposure and smoking are among the common factors that may contribute.
A careful consultation helps determine how serious the symptoms are and whether further testing or specialist care is needed.
When to seek a consultation
- A cough lasting more than two to three weeks
- Wheezing, chest tightness or noisy breathing
- Shortness of breath during routine activity
- Recurring chest infections
- Asthma symptoms that are not well controlled
What to expect
Your physician will ask about the pattern of symptoms, triggers, smoking history and any known allergies. A chest examination and oxygen saturation check may be performed. Depending on the findings, inhalers, medicines, tests or a specialist referral may be recommended.
Severe breathlessness, blue lips, confusion or chest pain requires emergency care.
This information is a clinical guide
Specific treatment recommendations depend on your symptoms, medical history, and clinical evaluation. Please book an in-person consultation with our healthcare team for personalized guidance.