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Pulmonology & Chest Medicine

Pulmonologist in Thiruvananthapuram

Specialist assessment for persistent cough, asthma, COPD, breathing difficulty and respiratory allergies.

Respiratory symptoms are interpreted alongside medical history, examination and appropriate investigations to distinguish common breathing conditions from problems that require urgent or broader medical care.

When to Visit

Reasons to consult a chest physician

Breathing symptoms may come from the lungs, heart, infection, anaemia, fitness or several overlapping causes. A clinical assessment helps decide what needs investigation.

01

Persistent Cough

A cough lasting several weeks, recurring frequently or accompanied by other concerning symptoms.

02

Asthma & Wheeze

Recurring wheeze, chest tightness, cough or variable breathing difficulty.

03

COPD

Long-term cough, sputum and breathlessness, particularly with smoking or exposure history.

04

Breathlessness

New, progressive or activity-limiting shortness of breath requiring careful assessment.

05

Respiratory Allergies

Recurring airway symptoms associated with dust, seasons, animals or other triggers.

06

Recurrent Chest Symptoms

Repeated episodes of cough, sputum, wheeze or chest infections that need review of the underlying cause.

07

Smoking-Related Concerns

Breathing symptoms or long-term respiratory risk in current and former smokers.

08

Abnormal Test Findings

Follow-up when a chest investigation or oxygen reading requires specialist interpretation.

Assessment & Follow-up

A structured respiratory-care pathway

The investigations required vary according to the symptom, duration, severity and clinical findings. Not every patient needs every test.

Symptom historyTiming, triggers, sputum, wheeze, fever, exposures and activity limitation are reviewed.
Clinical examinationBreathing pattern, oxygen level when indicated and chest findings guide the next step.
Appropriate testsImaging, laboratory testing or breathing assessment may be advised for a specific clinical question.
Individual planCare is matched to the diagnosis, severity, other illnesses and response over time.
Trigger and risk reviewSmoking, occupational exposure, allergens and inhaler technique may influence control.
Follow-upPersistent conditions may need reassessment of symptoms, control, exacerbations and function.

Meet the Specialist

Chest care guided by clinical assessment

Pulmonology

Dr. Agnus Hannah

MBBS, MD Chest Medicine

Pulmonologist

Understand Your Symptoms

Explore our respiratory guides

Five doctor-reviewed guides covering the most common reasons patients seek pulmonary assessment.

Chronic cough

Persistent and chronic cough

Understand common causes, warning signs and the assessment pathway.

Asthma

Asthma and variable wheeze

Learn about symptoms, triggers, diagnosis and long-term control.

COPD

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Information about progressive airflow limitation, flare-ups and monitoring.

Breathlessness

Breathlessness and dyspnoea

Recognise urgent symptoms and understand why several systems may need assessment.

Respiratory allergies

Respiratory allergies

Recurring airway symptoms, possible triggers and clinical evaluation.

Coordinated Care

Diagnostic and hospital support

Depending on the respiratory concern, assessment may be supported by X-ray, laboratory investigations, general medicine consultation, inpatient services and pharmacy support within the hospital.

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Appointments

Looking for a pulmonologist in Thiruvananthapuram?

Our pulmonology department is located at SR Speciality Hospital in Neyyattinkara, serving patients from across southern Thiruvananthapuram. Call to arrange an appointment or confirm the consultant's availability. Severe breathlessness at rest, blue lips, confusion, collapse, chest pain or rapidly worsening breathing requires urgent emergency assessment.

Call +91 82815 89833

SR Speciality Hospital
Aralumoodu, Neyyattinkara
Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695123

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