Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) is a non-invasive diagnostic procedure used to evaluate how well the lungs are working. It measures lung capacity, airflow, and the efficiency of oxygen exchange to help detect respiratory conditions such as asthma, chronic bronchitis, COPD, allergies, and other breathing disorders. The test is simple, safe, and performed using computerised spirometry equipment under the guidance of trained technicians, providing accurate data for effective medical assessment and treatment planning.
- Measures Lung Capacity & Airflow – Evaluates breathing efficiency
- Early Detection of Respiratory Disorders – Asthma, COPD, allergies, etc.
- Non-Invasive & Painless Procedure – No injections or discomfort
- Computerised Spirometry Equipment – High accuracy and precision
- Quick Testing Process – Usually completed within 15–20 minutes
- Experienced Technicians – Proper guidance and safe testing
- Useful for Pre-Employment & Fitness Checks – Health clearance support
- Supports Treatment Monitoring – Tracks improvement or decline in lung health
Advanced Respiratory Assessment Technology
Our PFT facility uses modern digital spirometers and calibrated respiratory analysis systems to ensure consistent and dependable results. The procedure involves simple breathing exercises guided by medical staff, making it comfortable for patients of all age groups. Strict hygiene protocols and disposable mouthpieces are used for every individual, ensuring safety and cleanliness throughout the process.
Pulmonary Function Testing plays a crucial role in preventive healthcare, fitness evaluations, and chronic disease management. With instant digital readings, detailed graphical reports, and professional interpretation support, patients and doctors receive clear insights into overall lung performance and respiratory strength.
Frequently asked questions
It is used to assess lung health, diagnose breathing disorders, and monitor respiratory conditions such as asthma and COPD.
No. PFT is a completely painless and non-invasive test that only involves breathing into a mouthpiece.
Yes. The test is safe for most age groups, provided they can follow breathing instructions properly.