Mohammad Rabiei is a pulmonologist based in Adelaide, SA, Australia. He works in respiratory medicine, which is the area of health that looks after lungs and breathing. If you have ongoing breathlessness, frequent chest infections, or you’re not sure what’s going on after a cough that won’t settle, respiratory care is often a good place to start.
In many cases, people see a pulmonologist after something doesn’t improve with basic treatment, or when symptoms keep coming back. This can include problems linked to airflow, long-term chest issues, and breathing that feels hard during everyday tasks. Sometimes the problem is not just one thing either. Breathing can be affected by infections, irritation in the lungs, or inflammation that takes time to calm down.
One area that comes up in the clinic is Parainfluenza. Parainfluenza is a common virus that can cause breathing symptoms, especially in children, but adults can be affected too. It can lead to a sore throat, runny nose, fever, and a cough. In some people, it can also cause more serious chest symptoms, so getting advice early can matter, particularly if breathing feels worse or there are signs of trouble getting enough air.
Rabiei’s work is about careful assessment and practical next steps. That might mean listening to your breathing, checking your symptoms, and making a plan that fits your situation. At times, treatment focuses on supportive care while the body recovers. Other times, follow-up is needed to make sure the lungs are settling properly, especially if symptoms last longer than expected.
About experience and training: the specific years of experience, degrees, and education details are not listed here. That said, the role of a pulmonologist is based on proper training in respiratory health, and the focus stays on making sure breathing problems are understood and managed in a safe, sensible way.
Research and clinical trials: any research work or participation in clinical trials is not shown on this page. If you’re curious about trials or new treatment options, it’s usually worth asking during your appointment, so you can get clear, up-to-date answers for your exact condition.
Location-wise, appointments are available in Adelaide. If you’d like help sorting out what’s behind your breathing symptoms, Mohammad Rabiei provides respiratory-focused care with a calm, down-to-earth approach.
