Who should see a paediatric pulmonologist?

Children with:

• Abnormal breathing patterns or shortness of breath.
• Any asthma attack that has led to being hospitalised.
• Any pauses/ irregularity in breathing during sleep
• Asthma that results in frequent symptoms and negatively affects school/ work/ sleep/
  exercise, or leads to regular doctor or emergency room visits.
• Chronic cough.
• Chronic lung disease.
• Congenital lung abnormalities.
• Cystic fibrosis.
• Immune deficiencies.
• Neuromuscular weakness.
• Recurrent chest infections.
• Recurrent wheeze.
• Those who snore most nights of the week.