A pediatric pulmonologist diagnoses and treats respiratory conditions in children, such as asthma or chronic cough. See one when your child has recurring breathing problems that aren't improving with initial treatment.
Does your child have recurring cough or breathing problems? Message us on WhatsApp to schedule.
A pediatric pulmonologist specializes in lung and airway conditions in babies, children, and teens.
They treat everything from asthma to more complex respiratory conditions requiring specialized testing.
The specialist reviews your child's respiratory history: when symptoms started, what triggers them, and what treatments have already been tried.
They may order spirometry (a test that measures how well the lungs work) or other studies, depending on your child's age.
With a diagnosis, they'll explain a treatment plan suited to your child's age, which may include inhaled medication, environmental changes, or periodic follow-up.
Has your pediatrician mentioned possible asthma in your child? Message us on WhatsApp to schedule an evaluation.
Look for a specialist experienced working with children, who can explain treatment clearly to both you and, depending on age, your child.
Families visiting or living part of the year near Puerto Vallarta can schedule ahead of their trip over WhatsApp.
Below you'll find our directory of available pediatric pulmonologists (auto-generated content).
Content reviewed by the Hospital CMQ medical team · Reviewed: 5 de agosto de 2026
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Occasional episodes can be normal in childhood, but very frequent or severe episodes should be evaluated by a specialist.
No, it's a non-invasive test that involves blowing into a device; some children need a bit of practice to do it correctly.
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