Trigger identification, immunotherapy guidance and long-term inhaler optimisation.
Allergy & Asthma Clinic for trigger identification, inhaler optimisation and long-term control — so patients can lead a normal, active life without frequent attacks.
Our dedicated Allergy & Asthma Clinic follows Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) protocols to diagnose, stratify and control asthma across all severities. We combine spirometry, allergy screening, inhaler-technique review and long-term follow-up so that patients breathe better with the fewest possible medications.
Asthma is not curable but is highly controllable. With the right inhaler, correct technique and trigger avoidance most patients live a completely normal, active life.
Not always. Controller therapy is stepped up and down based on symptom control and lung-function response — many patients need only a low-dose combination inhaler.
We use a combination of clinical history, spirometry with reversibility, and blood-based specific IgE panels; skin-prick testing is arranged when indicated.
Yes. Patients on Step-4/5 GINA therapy who remain uncontrolled are evaluated for phenotyping and biologic options (anti-IgE, anti-IL5) in coordination with a tertiary centre.
Yes — we see paediatric asthma and allergy cases in coordination with the child's paediatrician for age-appropriate devices and dosing.
The information above is educational and does not replace an in-person consultation. For a personalised plan, book with Dr Saurabh Bhatt (MD Pulmonology) at Samarth Chest Hospital & ICU, 4th Floor, RK Casta, Bharuch — call +91 90161 12968 or WhatsApp us.