Occupational Lung Disease

Occupational lung disease refers to a group of respiratory illnesses caused or worsened by repeated exposure to hazardous dust, mineral fibers, vapors, or chemical fumes in the workplace. Examples include asbestos exposure, silica dust inhalation, and occupational asthma from industrial chemicals.

Symptoms may develop months or even decades after exposure and often include persistent coughing, wheezing, and progressive shortness of breath. Our pulmonary specialists offer thorough occupational assessments, specialized breathing tests, and management strategies to safeguard your lung health and slow disease progression.