Asthma and Breathing Care Program in Surat
By Allergy Cure Clinic · Medically reviewed by Dr. Ashish Dungrani, M.D. (EH), BHMS, PGDEMS (Mumbai) – Consultant Homoeopathic Physician and Allergy Specialist
Please note: Results vary from person to person. Please don’t stop any prescribed medicine without talking to your doctor.
Depending on your inhaler every day? Worried about your child’s wheezing at night? With the right care, asthma (દમ / અસ્થમા) can be well controlled. Our asthma treatment in Surat helps you understand your asthma and manage it for the long term, with an asthma specialist doctor in Surat guiding every step.
Takes about 2 minutes. Our team will call you back to confirm your visit.
Lung check-up = PFT lung test plus consultation.
What the Programme Includes
- Wheezing and breathlessness control. A plan to calm your symptoms and help you breathe more easily.
- Lung-function-focused care. Your progress is tracked with your PFT test results, not just how you feel on the day.
- Allergy-focused treatment. Natural immunotherapy and homeopathic medicines that aim to reduce how strongly you react to your triggers.
- Seasonal flare-up prevention plan. Steps to take before your hard seasons arrive.
- Diet and lifestyle changes. Simple changes at home that support your breathing.
- Regular follow-up. A structured follow-up schedule, progress reviews every couple of months and WhatsApp medicine reminders.
Programme length: For asthma, the aim is better control and relief, alongside the inhalers and medicines your doctor has prescribed. In the clinic’s own words: “Many patients start to see positive signs within 4–8 weeks, and a full course of treatment may take 6–12 months. We review your progress every couple of months to adjust or continue your medicine. If a medicine isn’t working, we follow up and change the plan, working with you continuously for the best results. Timelines vary from person to person.” This is a general guide from our clinic, not a promise.
Please keep using the inhalers your doctor prescribed. Never stop them on your own. Any change will be made by the doctor, step by step.
Results vary from person to person.
Finding Out What’s Really Going On
PFT lung test
A simple breathing test (spirometry) that measures how well your lungs work and how much air you can breathe out. It shows how your airways are working and helps us track your progress. The doctor reads it together with your symptoms and history.
IgE blood test
Once asthma is confirmed, we look for the cause. A simple blood test can show which allergens, like dust mites or pollen, are triggering your airways. About the IgE blood test
Both start with a clinical assessment by the doctor. Tests are advised only when needed.
Seasonal Asthma Prevention: Stay Ahead of Your Hard Seasons
Many people in Surat find their asthma gets worse at certain times of year, like the monsoon, winter or when the seasons change. Your plan will include:
- Knowing your triggers. Dust mites, pollen, mould and dampness, smoke and pollution, pet dander and strong scents like agarbatti.
- Making your home asthma-safe. Wash bedding in hot water weekly, keep indoor air dry to stop mould, and wear a mask when cleaning or in traffic.
- Knowing your warning signs. If you need your reliever inhaler more than twice a week, your asthma may not be under control. Call us.
Get emergency help right away if you have severe breathlessness, can’t speak in full sentences, your lips turn blue, or your reliever inhaler isn’t helping. Call 108 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department.
Patient Stories
Results vary from person to person.
Results vary from person to person.
Results vary from person to person.
Not sure if allergies are behind your breathing trouble? Learn about allergic asthma and read our allergic asthma guide. If a long cough is your main problem, see chronic cough.
Common Questions About Asthma Treatment
Can asthma be cured?
An honest answer: asthma can’t be cured, but it can be controlled. With the right diagnosis, trigger management and regular follow-up, many people have fewer attacks and breathe more easily. Results vary from person to person.
Can children join the programme?
Yes. We offer wheezing treatment for children too, planned gently for their age. See our child allergy program.
Will I need to stop my inhaler?
No, not on your own. Keep using the inhalers your doctor prescribed. Any change will be made by the doctor, step by step.
Breathe With More Confidence
You don’t have to live your life around your inhaler. Book a lung check-up with our allergy specialist in Surat, or consult online, and get a plan to control your asthma.
Takes about 2 minutes. Our team will call you back to confirm your visit.