Everyday Symptoms
Cough
For a cough or chest symptoms that are not settling on their own.
Common signs:
- Cough lasting over three weeks
- Wheezing or a tight chest
- Chest infections that keep returning
- Allergy that affects breathing
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Wheeze, night-time cough and allergic airways, brought under long-term control.
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Everyday Symptoms
For a cough or chest symptoms that are not settling on their own.
Most Common Reason
For breathlessness that is new, getting worse or limiting daily life.
Sleep & Reports
For disturbed sleep, or a scan result that needs a specialist opinion.
Emergency: severe breathlessness, chest pain, bluish lips or coughing up blood need emergency care straight away.
Pick a day and time in the booking form above, or call the clinic directly. The clinic will confirm your slot.
Previous chest X-rays, CT scans, blood reports and discharge summaries, along with every medicine and inhaler you currently use.
A cough lasting more than three weeks should be checked, and sooner if there is blood, fever or weight loss.
No. You breathe in fully and blow out hard into a mouthpiece. It takes a few minutes and you can go home straight after.
A thin flexible camera is passed into the airways, usually under sedation and local anaesthetic. Most people go home the same day.