Respiratory medicine
Assessment of persistent cough, breathlessness, COPD, bronchiectasis, recurrent infection and other lung concerns.
Explore pulmonology →Pulmonologist & sleep physician · DHA Phase 5, Lahore
Breathing, sleep and allergy care with a clear plan.
Dr G Sarwar Chaudhry
MBBS · FRACP (Australia) · FCCP (USA)
An Australian-trained consultant pulmonologist and sleep physician offering careful assessment of respiratory, sleep and airway allergy concerns at Australian Polyclinic, Lahore.
Appointments are confirmed by the clinic. Dr Sarwar consults Monday–Saturday, 4:00 pm–8:00 pm.
ConsultationsMonday–Saturday · 4:00 pm–8:00 pm
Clinic locationBuilding 19, CCA · DHA Phase 5, Lahore
Appointments0311 057 3333 · Call or WhatsApp
About Dr Sarwar
Specialist experience, explained in everyday language.
Dr G Sarwar Chaudhry is a pulmonologist and sleep physician with specialist training in Australia. He graduated from King Edward Medical College, Lahore, in 2005 and went on to work in Australian tertiary hospitals. He holds Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP) and Fellowship of the American College of Chest Physicians (FCCP).
At Australian Polyclinic, he assesses breathing symptoms, long-term lung conditions, sleep-related breathing problems and airway allergies. He discusses the likely causes, whether testing would help, and the practical next steps with each patient.
Areas of care
How Dr Sarwar can help
Assessment and treatment are guided by your symptoms, examination and any tests that are clinically useful.
Asthma & wheeze
Review of symptoms, triggers, inhaler treatment and lung-function results, with a plan for better day-to-day control.
Explore asthma care →Sleep & snoring
Evaluation of snoring, suspected obstructive sleep apnoea and other sleep-related breathing concerns.
Explore sleep services →Airway allergies
Assessment of allergic rhinitis and allergy-related asthma, with testing and treatment discussed where appropriate.
Explore allergy care →Lung-function testing
Spirometry, lung-volume and gas-transfer testing can help clarify the clinical question and guide treatment.
Understand PFTs →Complex lung conditions
Assessment of lung nodules, pleural disease, pulmonary hypertension and cases that may need interventional investigation or referral.
Request a consultation →Training & professional work
Qualifications grounded in clinical practice
MBBS
King Edward Medical College, Lahore · 2005
FRACP
Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians · Australia
FCCP
Fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians · USA
His work has included Australian tertiary care and specialist practice, clinical leadership with the Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand, and research presented at professional conferences. His clinical interests include respiratory and sleep medicine, interventional pulmonology and the overlap between asthma and airway allergy.
What to expect
A consultation that connects the findings.
The aim is to understand the problem, explain the options and agree on a sensible next step.
01 · LISTEN
Start with your story
Symptoms, past treatment, exposures and relevant reports are considered together.
02 · ASSESS
Choose tests with purpose
Lung-function tests, allergy assessment or a home sleep study may be recommended when they answer a clinical question.
03 · PLAN
Know the next step
Discuss treatment, self-management and follow-up in terms you can use after the visit.
Plan your visit
Book a consultation with Dr Sarwar
Call or WhatsApp Australian Polyclinic and ask for an appointment with Dr G Sarwar Chaudhry. Our team will confirm availability and advise if any preparation is needed.
Prefer a form? Send an appointment enquiry → An enquiry is confirmed only when the clinic contacts you.
Australian Polyclinic
First Floor, Building 19, CCADHA Phase 5, Lahore, Pakistan
Dr Sarwar’s consultations
Monday–Saturday · 4:00 pm–8:00 pm
Clinic hours
Monday–Saturday · 2:00 pm–9:00 pm
Sunday closed
Call or WhatsApp
0311 057 3333
For severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, seek emergency medical care. Routine appointment messages are not an emergency service.