SWASA Hospital

26/09/2025

Lung nodules are small, usually benign growths in the lungs that are often detected during imaging tests such as chest X-rays or CT scans. Though most lung nodules do not pose a health threat, it’s essential to have them evaluated further to rule out more serious conditions like lung cancer. Early detection can give peace of mind and lead to more effective treatment options if needed.

25/09/2025

Every Breath, A Miracle – World Lung Day 2025

On average, we take 22,000 breaths daily. Healthy lungs fuel every heartbeat and every step. This World Lung Day, cherish your breath and prioritize respiratory wellness for a healthier life.

Breathe fresh, live healthy.

16/09/2025

Sleep-disordered breathing in kids affects sleep, behavior, and growth. Early diagnosis ensures better health and restful nights.

16/09/2025

Pleurodesis seals the lung lining to prevent recurrent fluid or air buildup, easing breathing and reducing hospital stays.

15/09/2025

11/09/2025

Food allergy involves an immune response that can be life-threatening, while intolerance affects digestion. Knowing the difference keeps you safer.

11/09/2025

Spirometry measures lung capacity and airflow to diagnose conditions like asthma or COPD—essential for tailored respiratory care.

11/09/2025

During monsoon, increased humidity fosters mold growth, which can trigger sneezing, coughs, watery eyes, itchy throat, and even asthma attacks in sensitive individuals. Reducing exposure and managing symptoms early helps you breathe easier.

11/09/2025

SWSD affects people with irregular work hours, causing insomnia or excessive sleepiness due to circadian rhythm disruption.

03/09/2025

Symptoms such as chest tightness, wheezing, or oxygen drop need immediate medical attention—quick action can be lifesaving.

01/09/2025

Smoking floods your lungs with thousands of toxic chemicals, damaging airways, destroying cilia, causing inflammation, and leading to conditions like COPD, emphysema, and lung cancer. Quitting can reverse some damage—but prevention is best.