Dr. Aslam Pulmonologist

Dr. Aslam Pulmonologist Dr Muhammed Aslam MD MRCPS MSc (UK) He also has a MRCPS (Glasg) UK and a PGDip in Respiratory Medicine from South Wales University UK.

Dr. Muhammed Aslam is a highly skilled pulmonologist working at the International Modern Hospital in Dubai with over a decade of experience in the field of medicine. He holds MBBS from the Government Medical College in Calicut, India and MD in Pulmonary Medicine from Pariyaram Medical College in Kannur, India. His experience includes working as a house surgeon at the Govt Medical College Calicut,

as a rural medical officer at Govt Community Health Centre, and as a resident and senior resident in the Department of Pulmonary Medicine at different medical colleges in Kerala. He has also served as an assistant professor in Pulmonary Medicine at Aster DM Wayanad Institute of Medical Sciences. With experience in both rural and urban populations, Dr. Muhammed has a deep understanding of a wide range of pulmonary issues and their effective management.He possesses certification in ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support), BLS (Basic Life Support), and RNTCP (Revised National Tuberculosis Control Program), and demonstrates expertise in caring for critically ill patients. He has a thorough understanding of various pulmonary conditions, including allergies, asthma, respiratory infections, pneumonia, pleural effusion, sleep disorders, tuberculosis, and is proficient in managing patients requiring ventilator support.He is fluent in English, Hindi, and Malayalam. Dr. Muhammed has a passion for medical academia and has trained and educated many doctors and medical students. He has published over 15 journal articles and has won several awards, including the ICS Talent Search Award and the first prize in the pulmonary quiz . He is an active member of professional associations such as the European Respiratory Society, American College of Chest Physicians, and Indian Chest Society.

“Dr. Aslam has co-authored a book titled ‘COVID 19 and Pulmonary Lesions’ ( COVID 19 and Pulmonary Lesions ) with Professor C Ravindran, former Dean of Government Medical College Kozhikkode. This publication explores the impact of COVID-19 on respiratory health and offers insights into the pulmonary lesions caused by the virus.”


Dr. Muhammed offers a range of clinical services including Bronchoscopy, Lung scans , sleep study , thoracentesis, allergy testing and Pulmonary Function Tests. If you are seeking a best pulmonologist with a wealth of experience, knowledge, and expertise, look no further than Dr. Muhammed Aslam at International Modern Hospital Mankhool Dubai UAE.

EID MUBARAK 🌙May this Eid bring peace to your heart, happiness to your home, and healthy breaths to every family.
26/05/2026

EID MUBARAK 🌙

May this Eid bring peace to your heart, happiness to your home, and healthy breaths to every family.

23/05/2026

That “cockroach party” you see at night in the kitchen… 👀

Most people get disgusted for a few seconds and forget about it.

But what if the real problem isn’t the cockroach you SAW…

but what gets left behind in the AIR after it disappears?

Tiny particles can mix with house dust and may silently trigger allergies and asthma symptoms in some people.

Especially children with asthma.

Honestly… did you know this before today?

22/05/2026

Looks like the “cockroach party” trend has another hidden side… 👀

Most people think cockroaches are only a cleanliness problem.

But tiny airborne particles from cockroaches can mix with indoor dust and may trigger allergies and asthma symptoms — especially inside closed homes.

Children with asthma may be especially vulnerable.

Cleaner air starts at home. 🫁

Tag someone who needs to know this.

Sometimes the trigger is hiding inside the home itself.Indoor allergens can silently worsen asthma and allergies.Have yo...
21/05/2026

Sometimes the trigger is hiding inside the home itself.
Indoor allergens can silently worsen asthma and allergies.

Have you noticed symptoms getting worse at home?

17/05/2026

“Most people never think about this hidden risk. 🦠

Hantavirus is rare, but exposure risk can increase while cleaning dusty closed spaces like sheds, attics, and storage rooms without proper protection.

Simple precautions — ventilation, masks, gloves, and avoiding airborne dust — can make a big difference.

Awareness matters more than panic.

Save this before cleaning your next dusty room.

Featured in Khaleej Times discussing hantavirus awareness and the importance of facts over fear.Most hantavirus infecti...
14/05/2026

Featured in Khaleej Times discussing hantavirus awareness and the importance of facts over fear.

Most hantavirus infections are linked to exposure to rodent-infested dusty environments — not casual day-to-day human contact. Awareness, hygiene, and proper precautions while cleaning closed spaces remain important.

Public health awareness should inform people, not create panic. Grateful to contribute as a pulmonologist and help spread evidence-based medical information.

Most people have heard the name “Hantavirus” recently — but awareness is more important than panic.Hantavirus is a rare ...
13/05/2026

Most people have heard the name “Hantavirus” recently — but awareness is more important than panic.

Hantavirus is a rare viral infection linked mainly to exposure to contaminated dust in closed spaces where rodents may be present. Simple precautions like ventilation, wearing a mask while cleaning dusty areas, and avoiding sweeping dry rodent droppings can help reduce exposure risk.

Early symptoms may resemble the flu, including fever, body pain, headache, cough, and breathing difficulty.

This post is for public health awareness and education only.

Save & share to spread awareness.

Could your daily food choices affect your breathing habits? A balanced lifestyle, nutritious foods, hydration, regular a...
12/05/2026

Could your daily food choices affect your breathing habits?

A balanced lifestyle, nutritious foods, hydration, regular activity, and avoiding smoking all play a role in overall wellness.

This carousel explores some foods commonly included in healthy lifestyle patterns — from fatty fish and nuts to fruits, vegetables, and hydration habits.

But remember:
Not every food fits everyone. Some people may have allergies or sensitivities, so healthy choices should always be personal.

Small healthy habits matter every day.

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10/05/2026

What you eat may affect more than your overall health — it may also support healthier breathing.

Daily habits matter.
A balanced diet, hydration, exercise, proper sleep, and avoiding smoking all play a role in lung health.

Protect your lungs early.

Your lungs work every second — even when you don’t notice them.Small symptoms today may become bigger problems later.Don...
09/05/2026

Your lungs work every second — even when you don’t notice them.
Small symptoms today may become bigger problems later.

Don’t ignore:
• Persistent cough
• Breathlessness
• Poor exercise tolerance
• Frequent respiratory symptoms

Early awareness matters.

Snoring is not always normal.Persistent loud snoring, daytime sleepiness, or waking tired may be signs of sleep apnea. ...
07/05/2026

Snoring is not always normal.
Persistent loud snoring, daytime sleepiness, or waking tired may be signs of sleep apnea.

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