Best Pulmonologists in Pimple Saudagar

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Dr. Rajkumar Nikalje

Pulmonologist

15 years of experience

Dr. Nikalje's Breathfree Clinic Wakad, Pune

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Dr. Sushrut Ganpule

Pulmonologist

12 years of experience

Jupiter Hospital Baner, Pune

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Dr. Kedar Korde

Pulmonologist

27 years of experience

Jupiter Hospital Baner, Pune + 1 more

Next available - Saturday

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Dr. Sachin Kumar Dole

Pulmonologist

13 years of experience

Lokmanya Hospitals Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune

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Dr. S K Toke

General Physician

18 years of experience

Muktai Speciality Clinic Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune + 1 more

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Dr. Yogesh Agrawal

Obesity Specialist

22 years of experience

Lotus Multispeciality Hospital Pimple Saudagar, Pune + 1 more

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Dr. Anand Vijay

Emergency & Critical Care

24 years of experience

Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune

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Dr. Anjali Khalane

Pulmonologist

14 years of experience

Omkar Khalane Hospital Pimple Saudagar, Pune + 1 more

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Dr. Shashank Kadam

Pediatrician

14 years of experience

Cloudnine Hospital - Sb Road Senapati Bapat Marg, Pune + 3 more

Next available - Tuesday

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Dr. Mahavir Bagrecha

General Physician

17 years of experience

K K Care Hospital Alandi Road, Pune + 1 more

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Top 10 Pulmonologists Near Pimple Saudagar

Doctor	Rating	Experience	Fee
Dr. Rajkumar Nikalje	----	1515 years of experience	₹ 500
Dr. Sushrut Ganpule	----	1212 years of experience	₹ 1100
Dr. Kedar Korde	----	2727 years of experience	₹ 1100
Dr. Sachin Kumar Dole	----	1313 years of experience	₹ 500
Dr. S K Toke	----	1818 years of experience	₹ 600
Dr. Yogesh Agrawal	----	2222 years of experience	₹ 600
Dr. Anand Vijay	----	2424 years of experience	₹ 450
Dr. Anjali Khalane	----	1414 years of experience	₹ 500
Dr. Shashank Kadam	----	1414 years of experience	₹ 500
Dr. Mahavir Bagrecha	----	1717 years of experience	₹ 350

Questions & Answers on "Pulmonologist" (416)

63 yrs pt past hx of tuberculosis , anxiety depression 20 yrs back, Cxr findings mild fibrosis, ?? interstitial tissue disease , ecg qt interval hyperacute t wave ... Sometimes pt episodic....palpitation, breathlessness , blood pressure 140 /100 mm of hg...sir adv. For treatment

Male | 63

It seems like the patient is experiencing a mix of symptoms, including mild fibrosis in the lungs, possible interstitial lung disease, and heart-related concerns like QT interval changes and palpitations. Given the complexity of the case, consult a pulmonologist for the lung issues and a cardiologist for the heart-related symptoms. They will be able to provide proper treatment and management based on detailed evaluations.

Answered on 30th Sept '24

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Hi. I have bad chest infection there pure green stuff coming up all the time with very bad taste to my mouth and head .. I am on tablets 3 days for this but I feel there no end to the chest infection and the green stuff that is coming up I am 43 years male and I take to inhalers aday I feel like it’s lying in my wind pipe at times

Male | 43

It seems you develop a very substantial respiratory infection and you have green-colored phlegm discharge, almost always suggesting that ongoing infection is present. Even though drugs usually need time to start working, the symptoms that persist might be serious. Viscid or molasses-like mucus, which is hard to breathe in and is very uncomfortable as well, you should be properly hydrated; if necessary, a humidifier can help breathing. When in the next few days the symptoms of the condition do not reduce, or you, on the contrary, feel yourself worse, please see the pulmonologist.

Answered on 26th Dec '24

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I have a cold or flu or covid and my asthma is a lot worse than it has ever been. I am wheezing constantly and my reliever inhaler is not reducing the wheeze at all. I have a lot of mucus stuck in my chest and constantly coughing does not seem to be getting rid of the mucus and I think the mucus is causing me to wheeze constantly

Female | 34

Wheezing may be due to the mucus in your chest that is obstructing the air passage. The coughing may not be enough to dislodge the mucus. Adherence to your inhaler prescription is crucial. Sipping enough fluids and taking a humidifier can ease the mucus. Get medical help from a pulmonologist if the situation gets worse.

Answered on 14th Oct '24

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Good afternoon,I'm Mr.Tikei Kepeli from Papua New guinea,age around 40s and would like to enquire on my illness. 1.I experience hot,cold,vomit and head pain last year October 2023. 2. Doctor requested me to check HIV and and do chest xray for tubercolosis -Both results came negative and still I felt sick. 3. Jan-24 Doctor instructed me to check ESR and my ESR stands as 90 and Doctor suspected of Disimenated tubercolosis and put me on tuberculosis drug and after two weeks of tubercolosis drug went back to check esr,my esr came down to 35 from 90.Now i'm on second phase meaning it's 4 months of taking tubercolosis drug. But I'm still feeling all these. - one or two days I feel OK but after that; - I feel head heavy,joints num,feels like my stomach is empty,unconscious type and bit shortness of breath. - And it makes me hungry and I eat alot.Im not loosing much weight but still maintains my body. **I'm confused what type of sick is this? Please help me advise.

Male | 42

The tests show you may have a sickness. Your body is fighting it. The TB medicine is helping, but sicknesses can take time to go away. Keep taking your medicine like the doctor said. Tell the doctor if you feel new things. Stay hopeful! Follow what the doctor says.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I am 25 years old female and I have suffiring from khasi for last 5 months i have used many tablets & sirup for khasi but have not got any relief. What should I do now please suggest me

Female | 25

you should see a respiratory specialist. A chronic cough or khasi for more than four weeks can signify an underlying respiratory disease like asthma, bronchitis and even tuberculosis.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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