Pulmonary Function Test
Pulmonary function test (PFT) is a test to evaluate how well your lungs work.
What does it show?
Who needs it?
- Individuals having symptoms of lung issues
- Frequently exposed to harmful substances, dust, pollen, pollution in their workplace and environment
- To review how well your lungs are working before you have surgery
Does it need any preparation?
Who Does It?
Find out highly skilled and well qualified specialists work schedule and fix an appointment on convenient time
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S – Symptom Evaluation
T – Test Response
O – Observe and Assess
P – Proceed to Adjust Treatment
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