Tobacco-dependent patients are at risk of developing cardiovascular diseases (40% of cases), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (80% of cases), malignant tumors (30% of cases, including 90% of lung cancer cases). With tobacco abstinence, 40% of these diseases can be prevented.

The positive effect begins immediately after quitting smoking:

• 20 minutes - pulse and blood pressure are normalized
• 1 hour - reduces the risk of complications during pregnancy
• 8 hours - the level of nicotine in the blood decreases, blood supply improves
• Day 1 - lung function improves, carbon monoxide (CO) is excreted from the body
• 2 days - nicotine is excreted from the body, the danger to the growth of an unborn child is reduced
• 3 days - the energy level increases, breathing becomes easier
• 1 month - nicotine withdrawal has passed after quitting smoking, breathing and energy levels are constantly improving

The condition of the check-up "pulmonology"

• Pre-registration via the call center
• Registration on the day of application at the registry of paid services

Participants

• Pulmonologists; acupuncturist
• Specialists of the Department of Functional Diagnostics;
• Laboratory diagnostics
• Radiation diagnostics
• Support of the administrator on duty (additional service)

Survey period

Standard AP CHECK – 2-3 days

Additional services:

• Accommodation in a round-the-clock and day hospital
• Support of the administrator on duty

Survey period

Standard AP CHECK – 2-3 days

Additional services:

• Accommodation in a round-the-clock hospital
• Support of the administrator on duty

Survey plan

1. General blood test with detailed formula;
2. Sputum culture on flora and sensitivity to antibiotics;
3. Biochemical blood analysis: AST, ALT, urea, creatinine, total protein; CRP;
4. Oncomercers: REA, neuron-specific enalase NSE, CYFRA 21-1
5. Blood glucose;
6. Cholesterol, lipid profile
7. Blood clotting indicators: D-dimer, PTY;
8. Determination of body mass index;
9. Definitions of the smoking index;
10. Blood pressure measurement;
11. Electrocardiogram (ECG);
12. ECHO-KG (ultrasound of the heart);
13. Densitometry;
14. Oximetry (measurement of oxygen concentration in the blood);
15. Lung function study with bronchodilator test;
16. High-resolution computed tomography (CTVR);
17. Performing a 6-minute walk test;
18. Consultation of a pulmonologist;
19. Development of an individual treatment and rehabilitation plan;

You can check your pulmonary health and get advice from the necessary specialists in the Lipetsk Regional Consultative polyclinic by first calling: (84742) 28-86-45.

We will be glad to see you! Be healthy!