Tuesday, August 6, 2019

Upcoming Pulmonology Symposium

Please join us at
2nd Pulmonology symposium
at SGH Dubai on Wednesday the 21st August 2019. 

Patients with Asthma and COPD going for Hajj

Every year tens of thousands of Muslims perform the holy pilgrimage, HAJJ. This spiritual experience requires a certain amount of physical fitness and those with existing chronic diseases may face extra burden. It is very important thus for those who are on regular treatment to consult their health advisors about continuing their medicine or for any modification if required. For those who use inhalers e.g. patients with Asthma or COPD should not miss out their inhalers while packing for this important journey and might need to carry some as required inhalers for performing all spiritual rituals smoothly.

Saturday, April 14, 2018

latest lectures

 Thanks everyone for attending my recent lectures

 Severe Pneumonia -- IN 2nd Critical care conference

 United against TB -- in connection to world TB awareness program

 Chronic cough (What is in it for ENT doctors) -- 4th ENT symposium.

 looking forward to see you in future programs as well. 

Thursday, January 14, 2016

Asthma / COPD management in critical care setting

You may attend my forthcoming lecture:

Title: Asthma / COPD management in critical care setting

Venue: SGH Auditorium, Dubai
Date: 20th January 2016
Contact: 04-3890000

Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Chronic cough evaluation and treatment

Chronic cough is not only a bothersome symptom but a social stigma as well. If one is otherwise healthy and non smoker, it is most commonly secondary to one of the three following conditions namely,
  1. Asthma (Cough variant Asthma)
  2. GERD
  3. Upper airway cough syndrome.

Diagnosis may be clinched with proper history taking and doing few tests usually performed under supervision of a Pulmonologist (Chest Physician). After making the diagnosis effective treatment may be offered.

Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Are inhalers addictive ?

It is a common misconception that inhalers given for the treatment of Respiratory (Chest) diseases cause addiction and thus should be avoided.
In fact, they have been designed to avoid side effects which might result if same medications are given orally or through veins and thus have revolutionized treatment of these diseases.
If some one requires these inhalers for longer period of times, it is because of the nature and requirement of the medical condition and not because of addiction to inhalers. 

Thursday, April 16, 2015

upcoming lecture

overview of evidence based management of Pulmonary infections.

Hyatt regency Dubai
17th April 2015

CME accredited by DHA.