#pulmonologists

[nishmahealthassist]

What Makes Dr. Arunesh Kumar One of the Best Pulmonologists in Delhi NCR?

When it comes to pulmonary health, finding the right specialist can make all the difference. In Delhi NCR, Dr. Arunesh Kumar has earned a reputation as one of the most renowned pulmonologists, celebrated for his vast experience, deep expertise, and compassionate approach to patient care. From his cutting-edge treatments to his international credentials, here’s why Dr. Kumar is considered a leader in pulmonology.

A Distinguished Career Spanning India and the UK

Dr. Arunesh Kumar’s medical journey is marked by excellence, both in India and abroad. Before his current role at Paras Hospitals, Gurgaon, he honed his skills as a Consultant in Respiratory & General Medicine at the prestigious Barking, Havering & Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust in the UK. This global experience has equipped him with advanced techniques and a broader understanding of complex respiratory conditions, enabling him to offer world-class care to his patients in Delhi NCR.

Expertise Across a Range of Pulmonary Conditions

Dr. Kumar specializes in diagnosing and treating a wide array of respiratory disorders, including:

Asthma: Personalized treatment plans to help patients manage symptoms and lead a quality life.

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD): Advanced therapies to slow disease progression and improve lung function.

Lung Infections: Effective treatments for tuberculosis, pneumonia, and other infections.

Lung Cancer: Early detection and management strategies for better outcomes.

Sleep Apnea: Comprehensive care for sleep-related breathing disorders.

His expertise extends to interventional pulmonology, a highly specialized field involving minimally invasive techniques to treat lung conditions.

Leadership at Paras Hospitals, Gurgaon

Currently, Dr. Arunesh Kumar serves as a Senior Consultant and Head of Pulmonology at Paras Hospitals, Gurgaon. His leadership has elevated the hospital’s pulmonary department, introducing state-of-the-art diagnostic and therapeutic techniques. Dr. Kumar’s patient-centric approach emphasizes thorough evaluations, precise diagnoses, and customized treatment plans, ensuring the highest standards of care.

A Commitment to Compassionate Patient Care

What truly sets Dr. Arunesh Kumar apart is his commitment to compassionate care. Patients praise him for his empathetic demeanor, clear communication, and ability to simplify complex medical concepts. His focus on holistic well-being extends beyond medical treatments, as he encourages patients to adopt healthier lifestyles for long-term respiratory health.

A Vision for the Future of Pulmonary Medicine

Dr. Kumar remains dedicated to advancing the field of pulmonology. He actively participates in medical conferences, contributes to research, and mentors young physicians, sharing his knowledge and fostering innovation in respiratory care.

Dr. Arunesh Kumar’s combination of experience, expertise, and empathy makes him a trusted name in pulmonology. Whether you’re seeking preventive care or advanced treatments, Dr. Kumar’s unwavering dedication to his patients ensures they receive the best possible care for their respiratory health.

If you’re looking for a pulmonologist in Delhi NCR, Dr. Arunesh Kumar is undoubtedly a name you can trust. To learn more or schedule a consultation, visit Paras Hospitals, Gurgaon.

[mycareindia-health]

Examining a Pulmonologist's Function: Monitoring Respiratory Health

Since pulmonologists shield the respiratory systems from disease, they are highly valued in the vast field of medicine.

Their knowledge is crucial for the diagnosis and management of a variety of respiratory illnesses, from straightforward infections to intricate diseases. Let's examine pulmonology's significance as a medical speciality and the elements that make these experts so advantageous. Knowing the basics of haematology.

To read more visit us : https://mycareindia.com/examining-a-pulmonologist's-function-monitoring-respiratory-health.html

[amri-hospital]

[parkhospitalsblog]

Simple Ways to Keep your Breathing Disorders in Check this Winter

If you are struggling to manage this winter, consider taking an appointment with a Pulmonologist. Visiting a Pulmonologist will help you manage your symptoms and ailments better on minimal treatment and better lifestyle as suggested. The Park Hospitals has a Lungs Specialist hospital in Delhi. You can also consult their chest specialist in Gurgaon. The Park Hospitals also have a specialist team of pulmonologists in Behror, Rajasthan. You can book an appointment online, choosing the location closest to you. For read more blog, click here link below:- https://bit.ly/3XPevYe

[bittsandpieces]

more like "sleeping on my tummy with one leg bent up like" someone who's gonna have back problems for sleeping in a bad posture

I literally have to sleep face down or I will completely stop breathing. having one leg propped up keeps me at enough of an angle that I don't fuck up my neck and my tits don't cause me to lose circulation in my arms from having too much pressure on them

anyway my point is that you don't know other people's body situations and why we do the things we do

the fact that I sleep naked in a position that leaves my cunt fully exposed is just a bonus

[wheelchairtetris]

I need to stop watching medical dramas. It hurts to see doctors trying everything they can to figure out someone's symptoms when that really doesn't happen in the real world.

[prettypinkbubbless]

@wilsons-three-legged-siamese here is your guy!!!

I AM SO SORRY IT TOOK SO LONG but here he is, he was a pleasure.

[neon-kazoo]

Hey, ok? You're probably not ok if you got bad news but are you getting by? Do you want to vent or want us to ask about it? Sometimes that helps I think

One step at a time, one day at a time, ok?

❤️��🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

This is so sweet, thank you.

I am indeed getting by.

I usually try not to share too many personal details online, but since I’m struggling a bit with this, I figure yelling into the void (tumblr lol) might help.

Below is some discussion of medical issues (absolutely no obligation for anyone to continue reading, especially if the topic makes you uncomfortable. Please don’t forget to take care of yourselves too <3)

Yesterday, I visited a new specialist who did some testing due to a recent autoimmune diagnosis of mine. I have been dismissed a lot in the past, so I usually go in expecting test results to be normal. This time, I was wrong.

Apparently, I have moderate pulmonary obstruction, that I’ve just…never noticed?? I guess between disabling POTS and the tendency to convince myself symptoms are all in my head, shortness of breath must not have concerned me.

(Yeah, that’s about as concerning as it sounds)

So, yay, more testing.

Best case scenario, I have asthma (never thought I’d be hoping to have asthma lol). Worst case scenario, there is disease activity in my lungs, courtesy of my wonderful immune system. There is also a possibility of vocal cord dysfunction, but I don’t know much about that.

I already live with a plethora of health issues, but this one just caught me off guard. It hits harder when you’re not expecting it, and quite frankly it’s a little scary.

Whatever I find out, though, I will continue to get by. Not my first rodeo, and definitely not my last.

Either way, at least I always have Hero and Villain to project onto if I get overwhelmed LMAO.

I think this helped, thank you anon for checking in on me.

[saaraofthesand]

Oh my god is Mori technically the legal guardian of all Mafia members who are minors??????

[mandana-the-service-pup]

Just finished my Pulmonologist Apt. Lung function is normal but she agrees we might not have caught an episode if it’s transient. Unfortunately, she can’t prescribe me anything until it shows up on their tests. She’s sending me a one-night sleep apnea test bc that’s all they have to test for things at home and said I can stop by whenever I’m feeling symptomatic and they can try to test it spontaneously.

She also brought up abdominal aortic issues that can be caused by EDS which was a surprising coincidence considering I just went to urgent care for new symptoms that would correlate with that. Urgent Care thought it was related to my gastroparesis so I scheduled a GI apt but the Pulmonologist thinks I should talk to my Cardiologist about it.

She believes me. Even if my oxymeter isn’t accurate there’s no reason it should be completely normal for my husband & crazy for me. I just gotta catch it on their tests before they can do anything about it.

Mandana was better in some ways and worse in others. I seem to be narrowing it down to a particular situation that gets her worked up. She’s completely fine in the waiting room even when I walk away (I did training there before and after the apt). In the exam room she wants to be all up in my lap which is unacceptable. She needs to just lay down & chill while they examine me. It seems like maybe she’s carrying over some of the stress from previous vet appointments. She’s completely fine at her usual vet but she acts like she does when we took her to the dentist or the university vet & had to leave her for emergencies. I’m not sure how to train for that besides just generalizing her mat/settle and going to a lot of boring appointments. It might work out for the best anyways. If the sleep apnea test doesn’t catch anything I could go to the hospital regularly for training and if I start flaring up they could test me.

Focused & alerting in the waiting room. She alerted in the exam room too but she was way too worked up. Advice welcome 😕

Besides all that, I asked if it could be Lupus related and she said no because we would see way more damage before it started affecting my blood oxygen levels. The only thing that showed up was my chest X-ray showed mild hyperinflation which was weird but she didn’t know what it could mean in relation to everything else and didn’t think it was related to my symptoms. I wanted to ask about the Lupus because my Rheumatology apt is next week and I’m trying to stay on top of all the questions I need to be asking each specialist.

[anyonghalimaw]

me when my untreated health problems dont get better and in fact get worse because theyre untreated

[drraviclinic]

When is Chest Pain An Emergency? Shortness of Breath: Difficulty breathing or feeling winded. Nausea or Vomiting: Feeling sick to your stomach or actually vomiting. Sweating: Cold sweats or clammy skin. Lightheadedness or Dizziness: Feeling faint or unsteady. Pain in Other Areas: Discomfort in the arms, back, neck, jaw, or stomach. Rapid or Irregular Heartbeat: Palpitations or a racing heart. Anxiety or Feeling of Impending Doom: A sudden feeling that something is very wrong.

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[unhonestlymirror]

I'm really so fucking anxious when I don't have a job, even if I have billions on my bank account, I want to cry...

[parkhospitalsblog]

Simple Ways to Keep your Breathing Disorders in Check this Winter

If you are struggling to manage this winter, consider taking an appointment with a Pulmonologist. Visiting a Pulmonologist will help you manage your symptoms and ailments better on minimal treatment and better lifestyle as suggested. The Park Hospitals has a Lungs Specialist hospital in Delhi. You can also consult their chest specialist in Gurgaon. The Park Hospitals also have a specialist team of pulmonologists in Behror, Rajasthan. You can book an appointment online, choosing the location closest to you. For read more blog, click here link below:- https://bit.ly/411ixQ6

[damnedifivoodoo]

Had a nice long stretch with the muscle spasms under control but they are back with a vengeance today 😭