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In-depth, evidence-based articles for parents and referring clinicians, written by Dr Omi Narayan from his 20+ years in pediatric pulmonology and sleep medicine.

Pulmonology

My Child Has Been Coughing for Weeks: Should I Be Worried?

Causes of chronic cough, red flags, and when to see a specialist. Includes PBB, asthma, post-nasal drip, reflux, and habit cough.

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Sleep Medicine

Sleep Apnea in Children: What Every Parent in Dubai Should Know

Signs parents miss, Dubai-specific factors, diagnostic pathway, and treatment options including adenotonsillectomy and CPAP.

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Pulmonology

Asthma in Children: A Guide for Parents in Dubai

How asthma presents, common triggers in the UAE, objective diagnosis with spirometry and FeNO, and the stepwise management approach.

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Pulmonology

Wheeze and Noisy Breathing in Children: What Does It Mean?

Wheeze vs stridor vs stertor, what each sound means, where it comes from, and when to seek urgent assessment.

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Procedures

Bronchoscopy in Children: What It Is, Why It Is Done, and What to Expect

A parent's guide to flexible bronchoscopy, the procedure, sedation, recovery, and what the results mean. Including EBUS-TBNA.

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Sleep Medicine

Children's Sleep Hygiene: Helping Your Child Sleep Better in Dubai

How much sleep children need, Dubai-specific challenges, building a routine that works, and when hygiene alone isn't enough.

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Complex Lung Disease

Cystic Fibrosis in Children: Diagnosis, Management, and Modern Treatments

How CF is diagnosed in the UAE, what management involves, and the CFTR modulator revolution that has transformed outcomes.

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Tertiary Care

Long-term Ventilation in Children: A Guide for Families

NIV, home ventilation, SMA, DMD, what it involves and how families adapt.

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UAE Environment

Managing Childhood Asthma During Dubai Dust Storms

Shamal winds, PM2.5, and how to protect your child before, during and after a dust event.

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Pulmonology

Recurrent Chest Infections in Children: When Is It More Than Bad Luck?

Why some children get infection after infection, the causes most often missed, and the tests that give a real answer.

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UAE Environment

Allergic Cough in Children: Why Dubai Kids Cough More Indoors

Why Dubai children often cough more indoors, the role of AC and dust mites, and a practical checklist for parents.

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Neuromuscular

Spinal Muscular Atrophy and Breathing: What Families Need to Know

How SMA affects breathing and cough, what monitoring looks like, and where cough assist and NIV fit alongside modern treatments.

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Neuromuscular

Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and the Lungs: A Guide for Families

What happens to breathing in Duchenne as boys grow, which tests to expect, and when cough assist and NIV are needed.

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Tertiary Care

Home Non-invasive Ventilation for Children: A Practical Guide

Masks, skin care, the first few weeks, travel and power backup, the practical side of NIV and CPAP at home.

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Sleep Medicine

Sleep Studies for Children: What Happens and What the Results Mean

Who needs a sleep study, how to prepare your child, what is measured overnight and how results guide treatment.

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Sleep Medicine

My Child Snores: Is It Normal or a Problem?

When snoring is harmless, when it signals sleep apnea, and what parents in Dubai can do about allergies and enlarged adenoids.

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Allergic cough treatment in Dubai Dust mite allergy, air conditioning and indoor triggers explain a large share of persistent cough in UAE children. What actually works, and what to avoid.
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Practice opening November 2026

For any clinical concern about your child now, please contact your pediatrician or treating doctor. In an emergency, go to the nearest emergency department or call 998.

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