Medical articles of Pneumonia

21/05/2024
Dr Dean Creer
Respiratory medicine specialist
Understanding bronchiectasis
Bronchiectasis is a chronic respiratory condition characterised by abnormal widening and thickening of the airways (bronchi), which can result in recurrent or persistent chest infections and chronic inflammation of the airways. Leading respiratory medicine specialist Dr Dean Creer provides simple and informative answers to key questions about bronchiectasis for adults who may be affected by this condition.
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17/11/2022
Dr Grace Robinson
Respiratory Medicine
Chest infections: the common condition explained
Dr Grace Robinson is a leading respiratory medicine specialist based in Reading. In her latest article, Dr Robinson explains chest infections in detail, including the symptoms and treatments.
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31/03/2020
Written by Top Doctors
Coronavirus and pneumonia: how can the lungs be treated?
In the most serious cases of coronavirus, some patients can develop the life-threatening lung disease pneumonia as a complication of the infection. Here, one of our respiratory physicians explains the science behind how coronavirus can lead to pneumonia and how it can be treated.
14/01/2019
Written by Top Doctors
Respiratory tract infections: when to see a doctor
In the winter months, pneumonia and ‘flu are some of the most common reasons to be admitted into hospital. It’s important for all patients to recognise the signs and know when to get medical advice – so this article provides a brief guide.
14/06/2018
Written by Top Doctors
What you need to know about pneumonia: symptoms, causes, and treatment
Pneumonia is a common condition that affects more than 220,000 people in the UK each year. Why is it so common, and how can you tell if you have a milder or a more serious form of the condition? This article answers these questions in expert detail.
29/11/2017
Dr Mark Rosenthal
Paediatric Pulmonologist
Common causes of wheezing in babies and children
Esteemed consultant respiratory paediatrician, Dr Mark Rosenthal the most common reasons your child may be wheezing.
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21/06/2017
Written by Top Doctors
Pneumonia in babies and children - what to watch for
Pneumonia is a bacterial or viral infection that affects the lungs, and children are considered to be more at risk of catching it than adults. Here, we explain the symptoms of pneumonia, and what to do if you suspect your child has it.