Find Charleston, SC Pulmonologists
CAROLINA LUNG AND CRITICAL CARE
Charleston Office
2097 Henry Tecklenburg Drive, Suite 305
Charleston SC 29414
843-763-3360
Mount Pleasant Office
3510 Highway 17 North, Suite 110
Mount Pleasant SC 29466
843-763-3360
Murrells Inlet Office
4630 Highway 17
Murrells Inlet SC 29576
843-763-3360
www.carolinalung.com
CHARLESTON PULMONOLOGY
2095 Henry Tecklenburg Drive
Charleston SC 29414
843-402-1118
www.charlestonpulmonology.com
HARBOR TOWN PULMONARY LLC
12 Farmfield Ave #A
Charleston SC 29407
843-573-2255
LOWCOUNTRY LUNG
9150 Medcom Street, Suite B
North Charleston SC 29406
843-572-3330
www.lowcountrylung.com
CHARLESTON PULMONARY ASSOCIATES
Charleston Office
125 Doughty Street, Suite 200
Charleston SC 29403
843-577-6791
Moncks Corner Office
2061 Highway 525 S
Moncks Corner SC 29461
843-577-6791
Mount Pleasant Office
897 Von Kolnitz Rd, Suite 104
Mount Pleasant SC 29464
843-849-7443
www.rsfh.com
Pulmonology Articles
Safety Measures with Oxygen Therapy
The COVID-19 pandemic tested the resources of the U.S. health care system. As the demand for hospital beds rose, many victims of the virus were forced to fend for themselves […]
Project Quit: Research Helping Smokers Kick Their Addictive Habits at MUSC
They say nobody likes a quitter, but, if you’re looking to give up smoking once and for all, then consider us the first to celebrate your efforts. With that said, it’s obvious that quitting the habit is easier said than done. Luckily, Charleston locals have a little extra help in our corner these days, thanks […]
Improving Every Breath in COPD: COPD Management & Treatment
“But COPD is first and foremost a smoking-related lung disease. If cigarettes didn’t exist. I would literally be out of a job…” Sting may have been thinking about a possessive lover when he wrote the hit, “Every Breath You Take.” But he might just as easily have been writing an anthem for pulmonologists. Their goal […]
What is a Pulmonologist?
A pulmonologist is a medical specialist dealing primarily with issues involving the respiratory tract and chest. They are experts in managing patients who need ventilators. They are often sought after to help with conditions with the chest, such as pneumonia, asthma, tuberculosis, emphysema and other chest infections. Pulmonologists are doctors who are also trained in internal medicine. Many times, hereditary diseases affecting the lungs can be the culprit for people who suffer with pulmonary issues, but exposure to toxins or other infectious agents and autoimmune conditions can also be the cause.