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Dr. Mani Tiwari

Dr. Mani Tiwari

Senior Consultant – Pulmonology & Sleep Medicine

  • 11 + Years

Specialization

  • Pulmonology & Sleep Medicine

Looking for a pulmonologist in Mathura for asthma, COPD, breathing difficulties, lung infections or sleep-related problems? At Sarvodaya Hospital, Mathura, the Department of Pulmonology & Sleep Medicine provides specialised care for a wide range of lung, respiratory and sleep-related conditions.

Our pulmonology team evaluates and manages both common and complex respiratory conditions, including difficult-to-treat asthma, COPD, interstitial lung disease, tuberculosis, lung infections, lung nodules, lung cancer and sleep disorders. The department also offers specialised tests and procedures to help identify the cause of respiratory problems and guide appropriate treatment.

Conditions Treated by Our Pulmonology Specialists

At Sarvodaya Hospital, Mathura, our pulmonology specialists provide care for common as well as complex respiratory and lung conditions, including:

  • Difficult-to-treat asthma: Asthma symptoms that remain difficult to control
  • COPD: Long-term breathing problems, persistent cough or breathlessness
  • Respiratory allergies: Allergies affecting breathing and the respiratory system
  • Interstitial lung disease (ILD): Breathlessness, persistent cough or reduced lung function associated with interstitial lung conditions
  • Sarcoidosis: Lung-related symptoms such as persistent cough or breathlessness
  • Hypersensitivity pneumonitis: Breathing problems associated with repeated exposure to certain environmental substances
  • Interstitial lung fibrosis: Lung scarring associated with breathlessness and reduced lung function
  • Lung infections: Infections affecting the lungs and respiratory system
  • Tuberculosis (TB): Lung TB and related respiratory symptoms
  • Post-TB lung disease: Persistent breathing or lung problems after TB treatment
  • Sleep disorders: Sleep-related breathing problems and disturbed sleep
  • Respiratory failure: Severe breathing problems requiring specialised respiratory care
  • Lung nodules: Abnormal spots or growths in the lungs that may require further evaluation
  • Lung cancer: Evaluation and respiratory care for lung cancer
  • Pleural effusion: Fluid buildup around the lungs that may cause breathlessness or chest discomfort
  • Pneumothorax: A collapsed lung that can cause sudden chest pain or breathlessness

Pulmonology Treatments and Procedures

Treatment is planned according to the underlying condition, its severity and the patient's overall health. Depending on the diagnosis, our pulmonology team offers:

Pleural Aspiration

A procedure used to remove excess fluid collected around the lungs. Removing the fluid can relieve pressure in the chest and may make breathing easier.

ICD Insertion

A procedure used when drainage from the chest is required, depending on the underlying condition and the type of fluid or air collection present.

Bronchoscopy

A thin, flexible tube with a camera is passed through the nose or mouth into the airways to examine the lungs. It can also allow doctors to collect tissue or other samples when needed to identify the cause of a lung problem.

EBUS

Endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) combines bronchoscopy with ultrasound to examine areas such as lymph nodes inside the chest and helps doctors collect tissue samples when required for diagnosis.

Advanced Pulmonary Diagnostics

Accurate diagnosis is an important part of managing respiratory disease. At Sarvodaya Hospital, Mathura, the department offers specialised investigations including:

Pulmonary Function Test (PFT)

PFTs assess how well the lungs are working by measuring breathing and airflow. They can help diagnose and monitor conditions such as asthma, COPD and pulmonary fibrosis.

DLCO

DLCO measures how effectively oxygen moves from the lungs into the bloodstream. It provides additional information about lung function and can help doctors assess and monitor different lung conditions.

Sleep Study

A sleep study monitors breathing and other body functions during sleep to help evaluate sleep-related disorders.

Bronchoscopy

Bronchoscopy allows doctors to directly examine the airways and, when required, collect samples for further testing.

EBUS

EBUS provides a minimally invasive way to examine lymph nodes and other areas around the airways and obtain tissue samples when required for diagnosis.

Why Choose Sarvodaya Hospital for Pulmonology in Mathura?

  • Experienced Pulmonology & Sleep Medicine Specialists: Sarvodaya Hospital, Mathura, has experienced specialist care for respiratory and sleep-related conditions.
  • Comprehensive Respiratory Care: From common respiratory conditions such as asthma and lung infections to complex conditions such as ILD, respiratory failure and lung cancer, patients can receive evaluation and treatment through the Department of Pulmonology & Sleep Medicine.
  • Advanced Diagnostic Support: Specialised investigations such as PFT, DLCO, sleep study, bronchoscopy and EBUS support detailed evaluation of respiratory problems and help doctors plan treatment according to the patient's condition.
  • Care for Complex Respiratory Conditions: The department manages a broad range of respiratory conditions, including difficult-to-treat asthma, COPD, interstitial lung disease, post-TB lung disease, lung nodules and other complex chest conditions.
  • Patient-Centred Care: Treatment is planned according to the patient's symptoms, diagnosis, disease severity and individual healthcare needs, with the aim of providing appropriate and personalised respiratory care.

FAQs

A pulmonologist treats conditions affecting the lungs and respiratory system, including asthma, COPD, lung infections, tuberculosis, interstitial lung disease, lung nodules, lung cancer, pleural conditions and other complex respiratory problems. Pulmonologists may also evaluate sleep-related breathing disorders.

You may need to consult a pulmonologist for persistent cough, breathlessness, wheezing, recurring chest infections or other ongoing breathing problems. A pulmonology evaluation may also be recommended when a chest scan shows a lung nodule or another abnormality, or when you have a known respiratory condition that requires specialised care.

Depending on your symptoms and suspected condition, your doctor may recommend tests such as a Pulmonary Function Test (PFT), DLCO or a sleep study. Procedures such as bronchoscopy or EBUS may be advised when a closer examination of the airways or tissue sampling is needed.

Bronchoscopy allows a pulmonologist to examine the airways using a thin tube with a camera. It may be used to investigate persistent cough, infections or abnormalities seen on imaging, and can also be used to collect tissue or other samples when required.

EBUS, or endobronchial ultrasound, combines bronchoscopy with ultrasound to examine structures such as lymph nodes inside the chest. It can also help doctors obtain tissue samples for diagnosis, including when evaluating certain lung conditions or cancers.

Yes. Sarvodaya Hospital, Mathura has a Department of Pulmonology & Sleep Medicine. Dr. Mani Tiwari is a Senior Consultant in Pulmonology & Sleep Medicine with 11+ years of experience.

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