Medical services

Pulmonology and sleep medicine in Arad and Chișineu Criș.

Each service is explained clearly: what it means, when it helps, and what happens during the visit or test.

Pulmonology consultation

Assessment of respiratory symptoms, medical history, and the right diagnostic next steps.

What it is: A pulmonology consultation checks lung health and explains the cause of respiratory symptoms in clear language.
When you need it: It is recommended for persistent cough, shortness of breath, wheezing, chest discomfort, recurrent respiratory infections, asthma, COPD, or suspected sleep apnea.
What happens: The doctor reviews symptoms, examines the lungs, recommends appropriate tests, and sets a clear treatment or monitoring plan.

A simple breathing test that measures how much air you can inhale and exhale.

What it is: Spirometry is a quick test that shows how well the airways are working.
When you need it: It helps in asthma, COPD, chronic cough, shortness of breath, treatment monitoring, and smoker assessment.
What happens: You breathe into a device following medical instructions. The test is non-invasive, quick, and can be repeated for comparison.

Non-invasive imaging for abdominal, thyroid, or soft-tissue evaluation.

What it is: Ultrasound uses sound waves to examine organs and tissues without radiation.
When you need it: It may be recommended for abdominal pain, monitoring, thyroid evaluation, lymph nodes, superficial masses, or other clinical questions.
What happens: Gel is applied to the skin and the ultrasound probe examines the area. The result is discussed in clinical context.

A quick measurement of blood oxygen saturation.

What it is: Pulse oximetry provides a non-invasive estimate of oxygen saturation and pulse.
When you need it: It is useful in respiratory illness, post-infection monitoring, shortness of breath, sleep apnea, or before further testing.
What happens: A sensor is placed on the finger. The reading is interpreted together with symptoms and clinical examination.

Pressure adjustment for patients treated for sleep apnea.

What it is: CPAP titration helps find the pressure that keeps breathing stable during sleep.
When you need it: It is recommended after sleep apnea diagnosis or when current therapy is uncomfortable or not effective enough.
What happens: Symptoms, device data, and patient tolerance are reviewed, then settings and follow-up steps are adjusted.