Dr. Rajat Chhabria — MBBS, MD (Pulmonary Medicine), FNB (Critical Care) — practises at Kalyani Hospital, Sector 14, Gurugram, with 12 years of experience in respiratory and critical care medicine.
Evening OPD, by appointment · CGHS & State scheme empanelled
⚑ Booking URL — placeholder, confirm live Click2Cure linkDr. Rajat Chhabria is a consultant in pulmonary medicine with fellowship training in critical care. For over a decade, his practice has centred on one system — the respiratory system — from everyday breathlessness and persistent cough to complex interstitial lung disease and intensive-care-level illness.
He is a hospital-based consultant at Kalyani Hospital, Sector 14, Gurugram, where evening OPD consultations are complemented by in-hospital procedures such as bronchoscopy, pleural fluid drainage and chest tube placement.
His approach is deliberately educative: patients leave understanding what is happening in their lungs, why a test or procedure is advised, and what the realistic path ahead looks like.
"Respiratory symptoms are easy to normalise — a lingering cough, breathlessness on stairs. Evaluating them early is often what matters most."
Consultation and diagnostic-to-interventional pulmonology under one roof, supported by the hospital's 24×7 emergency and critical care infrastructure.
Structured evaluation of breathlessness, chronic cough, blood in sputum, chest congestion and seasonal allergy — with clear explanation of findings and a stepwise plan.
A thin camera examination of the airways used to investigate infection, unexplained symptoms and suspected growths, and to collect samples for precise diagnosis.
Safe drainage of fluid collected around the lung (pleural effusion) — to relieve breathlessness and to analyse the fluid for its underlying cause.
An intercostal drain placed for conditions such as pneumothorax (collapsed lung) or large effusions, performed and monitored in a hospital setting.
A thoroughly educative practice — each condition below is one Dr. Chhabria diagnoses, treats and explains in everyday language.
Seasonal allergies, wheeze and asthma — diagnosis, inhaler technique and long-term control.
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease evaluation, staging and structured management.
Diagnosis and full-course treatment of pulmonary TB, with monitoring through recovery.
Assessment and treatment of lung infections, including hospital-level care where needed.
Fluid around the lung — investigation of the cause and drainage when required.
Collapsed lung — urgent evaluation and chest tube management in hospital.
Snoring, daytime sleepiness and obesity-related breathing disorders during sleep.
Interstitial and fibrotic lung disease — careful diagnosis and long-term follow-up.
Evaluation of suspicious symptoms and imaging, with bronchoscopy-based sampling for tissue diagnosis.
A symptom that always deserves evaluation — systematic workup to find the source.
Structured, medically supported quitting plans — one of the most effective steps for lung health.
FNB-trained input for respiratory failure and other critical-care-related illness.
| Monday | 6:00 – 7:30 pm |
| Tuesday | 6:00 – 7:30 pm |
| Friday | 6:00 – 7:30 pm |
| Wednesday · Thursday · Saturday | On request / hospital duty |
| Sunday | Closed |
Hospital emergency services at Kalyani Hospital run 24×7 on 0124-4666999.
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