Dr Mohan Venkatesh Pulle, Chest Surgeon

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Dr Mohan V Pulle, is a versatile surgeon with rich experience in minimally invasive chest surgeries for Lung Cancer, Thymoma, Empyema Thoracis, Pneumothorax, Tracheo-bronchial disorders and esophageal cancers.

11/08/2026

Can an old TB cavity become home to a fungal ball? Yes.

An aspergilloma, also called a fungal ball, can develop inside a pre-existing cavity in a damaged lung. Previous tuberculosis is one important setting in which these cavities can occur.

Some patients may remain relatively stable, while others can develop recurrent coughing up of blood (hemoptysis), repeated lung infections or other complications.

So when does surgery become necessary?

If there is permanently damaged lung tissue, recurrent infection or significant/recurrent bleeding, surgical removal of the diseased lung tissue may be considered in appropriately selected patients.

Think of it like a leaking roof: catching the water may be a temporary solution, but repairing the damaged roof addresses the source.

Similarly, controlling bleeding may not remove the underlying diseased lung. In selected patients, surgery can remove the source of recurrent bleeding or infection.

In this reel, Dr. Mohan Venkatesh Pulle, Thoracic & Lung Transplant Surgeon, explains aspergilloma, post-TB lung damage and when surgery may become the definitive treatment.

If you have a history of TB and experience recurrent coughing up blood, repeated chest infections or worsening respiratory symptoms, seek evaluation by a lung specialist.

Save this reel and share it with someone living with post-TB lung damage.

10/08/2026

Coughing up blood, medically known as hemoptysis, should never be ignored.

But how do doctors find out where the bleeding is coming from and what is causing it?

Depending on the clinical situation, investigations may include:

🔹 Chest CT Scan – helps identify abnormalities in the lungs and possible sources of bleeding.
🔹 Bronchoscopy – allows doctors to directly examine the airways and help locate the bleeding site.
🔹 Sputum Analysis – can help identify infections and other underlying causes.

The goal of these investigations is to pinpoint the exact bleeding source and determine the cause, allowing doctors to plan targeted treatment.

In this reel, Dr. Mohan Venkatesh Pulle, Thoracic Surgeon, explains the important investigations used when a patient presents with coughing up blood.

If you experience recurrent or significant blood while coughing, seek medical evaluation rather than ignoring the symptom.

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09/08/2026

Coughing up blood after tuberculosis can be a serious warning sign.

When TB leaves behind significant lung damage, patients may experience recurrent hemoptysis (coughing up blood).

Treatment depends on the underlying cause. If TB reactivates, appropriate anti-TB medication may be required. When there is significant or ongoing bleeding, Bronchial Artery Embolization (BAE) may be used.

During BAE, an angiography procedure helps identify the bleeding vessel. A catheter is then used to block the vessel and control the bleeding. It can be a life-saving emergency procedure in appropriate cases.

However, an important point is that stopping the bleeding does not necessarily repair the underlying damaged lung. Patients with significant post-TB lung damage may remain at risk of recurrent bleeding.

If you or someone you know is coughing up blood, especially repeatedly or in large amounts, seek prompt medical evaluation.

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08/08/2026

Coughing up blood, medically known as hemoptysis, should never be ignored.

While the cause can range from minor conditions to serious lung or airway problems, certain symptoms require immediate medical attention.

🚨 Rush to the ER if you have:
• A large amount of blood while coughing
• Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
• Dizziness, weakness or low blood pressure

These can indicate significant bleeding or compromised breathing and require urgent evaluation.

In this reel, Dr. Mohan Venkatesh Pulle, Thoracic and Lung Transplant Surgeon, explains the important red flag symptoms of hemoptysis and when you should seek emergency care.

If you are coughing up significant amounts of blood or experiencing breathing difficulty, don't wait—seek emergency medical care.

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07/08/2026

Did you know that Tuberculosis (TB) can cause permanent lung damage, even after the infection is treated?

Many people believe TB ends once the medicines are completed. However, delayed diagnosis, incomplete treatment, or severe infection can leave behind a destroyed lung, leading to breathlessness, repeated chest infections, coughing up blood, and poor quality of life.

In this video, Dr. Mohan Venkatesh Pulle, Thoracic Surgeon, explains how TB damages the lungs, the warning signs you should never ignore, and why timely treatment can prevent irreversible complications.

If you or someone you know has persistent cough, fever, weight loss, or breathing difficulty, seek medical advice without delay.

Save this reel and share it to spread awareness about TB and lung health.

30/07/2026

Have you completed your tuberculosis (TB) treatment but still experience breathlessness, persistent cough, or repeated chest infections?

Many people believe that once TB is cured, the lungs return to normal. However, post-TB structural lung damage can persist long after the infection is gone.

This damage may include:
✔️ Lung scarring (fibrosis)
✔️ Damaged blood vessels
✔️ Bronchiectasis
✔️ Reduced lung function
✔️ Recurrent respiratory infections

In this informative reel, Dr Mohan Venkatesh Pulle, Thoracic & Lung Transplant Surgeon, explains why post-TB complications occur, the warning signs to watch for, and when you should seek expert evaluation.

📌 Save this reel and share it with someone who has recovered from TB but continues to have breathing problems.

29/07/2026

Completed your TB (Tuberculosis) treatment? That doesn't always mean your lungs have fully recovered.

Many people continue to experience breathlessness, persistent cough, recurrent infections, coughing blood, or permanent lung damage even after TB treatment is completed. Early evaluation can help identify post-TB complications and prevent serious health issues.

In this reel, Dr. Mohan Venkatesh Pulle, Thoracic & Lung Transplant Surgeon, explains why follow-up after TB is important and when you should consult a lung specialist.

✅ Save this reel if you or someone you know has recovered from TB.
📤 Share it to spread awareness about post-TB lung health.

26/07/2026

Successfully treated for TB? Don't ignore breathing problems afterwards.

Many people believe that once Tuberculosis (TB) is cured, the lungs become completely normal. Unfortunately, that's not always true.

TB can leave behind permanent structural damage, including:
✔️ Destroyed lung tissue
✔️ Bronchial narrowing (airway narrowing)
✔️ Lung scarring (fibrosis)
✔️ Recurrent chest infections
✔️ Persistent cough and breathlessness

If you continue to experience breathing difficulties after completing TB treatment, it's important to consult a Thoracic & Lung Specialist. Early evaluation can help improve your quality of life and prevent further complications.

👨‍⚕️ Dr. Mohan Venkatesh Pulle explains why post-TB lung damage should never be ignored.

📌 Save this reel—it could help someone living with post-TB complications.
📤 Share it to spread awareness.

25/07/2026

Your TB treatment is over—but are your lungs really healthy?

Many people believe that once Tuberculosis (TB) is cured, the lungs become completely normal. Unfortunately, that's not always true. Post-TB lung damage can leave permanent scars, reduce lung capacity, and cause long-term breathing problems.

In this educational reel, Dr. Mohan Venkatesh Pulle, Thoracic & Lung Transplant Surgeon, explains how permanent lung damage after TB develops, the symptoms you should never ignore, and when you should consult a lung specialist.

If you continue to experience:
✅ Shortness of breath
✅ Persistent cough
✅ Recurrent chest infections
✅ Reduced exercise capacity
even after completing TB treatment, it may be due to Post-TB Lung Disease (PTLD).

Early evaluation with a CT scan, Pulmonary Function Test (PFT), and expert consultation can help prevent complications and improve your quality of life.

💬 Have you or a loved one recovered from TB? Share your questions in the comments.

❤️ Save this reel and share it with someone who has had tuberculosis.

23/07/2026

Your TB treatment is over... but you're still coughing, feeling breathless, or experiencing chest discomfort?

Many people believe TB ends with medication, but in some cases, the lungs may continue to suffer from post-TB complications. Ignoring these symptoms can delay proper treatment and affect your quality of life.

In this reel, Dr. Mohan Venkatesh Pulle, Chest Surgeon, explains why symptoms can persist even after successful TB treatment and when you should consult a specialist.

🎥 Watch till the end to understand what your lungs may be trying to tell you.

📍Share this with someone who has completed TB treatment.

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