Pulmonology

About Pulmonology

The Pulmonology Department at University Hospital Sharjah provides specialised care for conditions affecting the lungs and respiratory system. Our pulmonologists use advanced diagnostic methods and evidence-based treatments to evaluate and manage a wide range of respiratory disorders while supporting long-term respiratory health.


Breathing difficulties can affect daily activities and overall quality of life. Patients aged 16 years and above receive comprehensive respiratory care from a team of highly qualified, board-certified specialists. Our physicians hold internationally recognised credentials, including certifications from the American Board of Internal Medicine, the American Board of Respiratory Diseases, and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (FRCP).


The department manages conditions such as bronchial asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), sleep apnea, tuberculosis, and other chest diseases, using modern diagnostic tools and established treatment approaches to support improved breathing and long-term health.

Pulmonology

Symptoms

If you're experiencing any of the following respiratory symptoms, it may be time to consult a pulmonologist in Sharjah for specialized lung and breathing care:

Persistent cough lasting more than three weeks

A lingering cough could signal chronic bronchitis, asthma, or early signs of a more serious condition.

Shortness of breath during routine activities

Struggling to breathe while walking, climbing stairs, or doing light tasks may point to underlying lung disease.

Wheezing or whistling sounds while breathing

Noisy breathing often indicates airway narrowing or inflammation, commonly seen in asthma or COPD.

Chronic sputum production or coughing up blood

These symptoms require immediate evaluation to rule out infections, bronchiectasis, or other serious concerns.

Chest pain that worsens with breathing or coughing

Pain that intensifies during respiratory movements may be a sign of pleurisy, infection, or even a pulmonary embolism.

Loud, disruptive snoring or witnessed pauses in breathing during sleep

These are potential signs of sleep apnea, a serious sleep-related breathing disorder that can impact overall health.

Recurrent chest infections or unexplained weight loss

Frequent infections or sudden weight loss could indicate chronic respiratory disease or more complex conditions.

Pulmonology Services & Respiratory Treatments We Offered

Our expert team of the best pulmonologists in Sharjah treat a wide range of conditions like:

Why Choose the University Hospital in Sharjah for Your Pulmonology?

At University Hospital Sharjah, our board-certified pulmonologists bring internationally recognized expertise in treating lung and respiratory conditions. Our advanced facilities, including dedicated bronchoscopy rooms, an accredited sleep lab, and low-dose CT imaging, help us deliver precise diagnoses and safer treatments. Each patient receives a tailored care plan that reflects their symptoms, goals, and lifestyle, supported by services such as asthma management, COPD care, and pulmonary rehabilitation. Our team works closely with cardiology, oncology, and thoracic surgery to ensure fully coordinated care for complex cases.

Call University Hospital Sharjah today to book your appointment.

Meet Our Pulmonology Team