Listen
Your symptoms, sleep, exposures, previous illnesses and current medicines are reviewed together.
Pulmonary Critical Care & Sleep Medicine
Breathe clearer. Sleep better.
Specialist chest and lung care with Dr. Rakesh Singh Maurya—MBBS, MD, DM (VPCI Delhi)—in George Town, Prayagraj.
- DM, VPCI Delhi
- Assistant Professor, MLN Medical College
- George Town, Prayagraj
Find the right care
Type or speak a symptom—this is not a diagnosis
MBBSFoundation in medicine and patient care
MDPostgraduate medical training
DMPulmonary Critical Care, VPCI Delhi
Asst. Prof.MLN Medical College, Prayagraj
Specialist care
One respiratory system. Many ways it can ask for help.
Care starts with listening to the pattern—not just the symptom—and deciding the most useful next step.
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Asthma & Airway Care
Assessment and ongoing care for wheeze, chest tightness, allergy-linked breathing symptoms and difficult-to-control asthma.
02COPD & Smoking-related Lung Care
Structured care for chronic cough, phlegm, breathlessness, emphysema and smoking-related lung disease.
03Sleep Apnoea & Snoring
Evaluation for loud snoring, pauses in breathing, unrefreshing sleep and excessive daytime sleepiness.
04Persistent Cough & Breathlessness
Focused assessment when cough, wheeze, chest discomfort or shortness of breath keeps returning or is not improving.
05Lung Infection & TB Evaluation
Timely pulmonary assessment for prolonged cough, fever, chest infection, pneumonia concerns and suspected tuberculosis.
06Pulmonary Critical Care Follow-up
Specialist review after severe respiratory illness, ICU admission, oxygen support or complex pulmonary disease.
Pulmonary care in focus
From chest imaging to sleep and breathing assessment.
Clinical decisions bring symptoms, examination and appropriate investigations together—not any single image or reading in isolation.
Gallery
Inside the clinic.
A look at the clinic and consultations in George Town, Prayagraj.
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Your consultation
From concern to a clear next step.
Bring previous reports, current medicines and a short symptom timeline if you have them.
Assess
Existing reports are examined and further evaluation is discussed only when clinically appropriate.
Plan
You leave with practical next steps, medicine guidance where prescribed, and a follow-up direction.
Health library
Useful reading before the appointment.
Clear, general information to help you recognise patterns and prepare better questions. Not a substitute for examination.
Symptoms
Why does my cough get worse at night?
A night-time cough has several common causes, from asthma to reflux to post-nasal drip. Here is how the pattern helps point the way.
Read articleSleep medicine
Is snoring harmful? When snoring needs a sleep check
Most snoring is harmless, but some patterns signal obstructive sleep apnoea. Learn who is at higher risk and what to watch for.
Read articleLung health
What to bring to a COPD follow-up appointment
A short checklist that makes a COPD review far more useful: inhalers, reports, flare-up history and the questions worth asking.
Read articleCommon questions
Before you visit.
Which doctor should I see for cough, wheeze or breathlessness?
A pulmonologist, also commonly called a chest physician or lung specialist, evaluates conditions affecting the lungs and breathing. Persistent or worsening symptoms should be assessed in person.
Where does Dr. Rakesh Singh Maurya consult in Prayagraj?
The consultation address is 48 JLN Road, George Town, Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh 211011. Please call before travelling to confirm availability.
Does the clinic help with snoring and suspected sleep apnoea?
Yes. Dr. Maurya specialises in pulmonary critical care and sleep medicine, including evaluation of snoring, witnessed breathing pauses and daytime sleepiness.
How can I request an appointment?
Use the appointment request form, call the clinic, or send a WhatsApp message. The clinic team will confirm the final date and time.
Need a pulmonary consultation?
Make the next step clear.
Speak with the clinic team or request a preferred appointment date online.