Paediatrics department

Paediatrics

Department Of Paediatrics & Neonatology

Paediatrics and Neonatology is a medical specialty focused on the healthcare of infants, children, and adolescents from birth to 18 years of age. It encompasses preventive care, diagnosis, and treatment of childhood diseases, developmental disorders, and neonatal conditions. Using specialized pediatric equipment and child-friendly approaches, this department provides comprehensive care for the unique medical needs of children, ensuring their healthy growth and development.

Why Choose Ameelio for Paediatrics?

  • Experienced Pediatricians and Neonatologists
  • Child-friendly environment and specialized equipment
  • Comprehensive care from birth to adolescence
  • 24/7 Emergency Pediatric and Neonatal Care
  • Insurance and TPA assistance

Our Paediatrics Doctors Team

Premature Birth Complications

Babies born before 37 weeks requiring specialized neonatal care. Includes respiratory distress, feeding difficulties, and developmental delays.

Respiratory Infections

Common childhood infections including pneumonia, bronchitis, and bronchiolitis. Can be viral or bacterial, requiring appropriate treatment.

Gastroenteritis

Inflammation of stomach and intestines causing diarrhea, vomiting, and dehydration. Common in children, especially in developing countries.

Fever and Infections

Common childhood infections including ear infections, throat infections, and urinary tract infections. Require prompt diagnosis and treatment.

Asthma

Chronic respiratory condition causing wheezing, coughing, and breathing difficulties. Common in children and requires long-term management.

Developmental Delays

Delays in reaching developmental milestones including speech, motor skills, and cognitive development. Early intervention is crucial.

Congenital Heart Disease

Birth defects of heart affecting blood flow. Range from mild to severe, requiring specialized pediatric cardiac care.

Jaundice

Yellowing of skin and eyes due to high bilirubin levels. Common in newborns, especially premature babies, requiring phototherapy or exchange transfusion.

Nutritional Disorders

Malnutrition, obesity, and feeding difficulties in children. Require nutritional assessment and dietary management for healthy growth.

Pediatric Blood Tests

Age-appropriate blood tests including complete blood count, metabolic panel, and infection markers. Special techniques for small children.

Pediatric Imaging

Child-friendly imaging including X-rays, ultrasound, and CT scans. Specialized techniques to minimize radiation exposure in children.

Developmental Assessment

Comprehensive evaluation of child's development including motor, cognitive, and social skills. Identifies delays and guides intervention.

Neonatal Screening

Newborn screening tests for genetic disorders, hearing, and vision. Early detection allows for prompt treatment and better outcomes.

Allergy Testing

Skin prick tests and blood tests to identify allergies in children. Important for managing asthma, eczema, and food allergies.

Pulmonary Function Tests

Assessment of lung function in children with respiratory conditions. Age-appropriate techniques for accurate evaluation.

Cardiac Evaluation

Echocardiography and ECG for children with heart conditions. Specialized pediatric cardiac assessment and monitoring.

Nutritional Assessment

Evaluation of growth, weight, and nutritional status. Includes dietary assessment and growth chart monitoring.

Behavioral Assessment

Evaluation of behavioral and emotional issues in children. Includes ADHD, autism spectrum, and other developmental assessments.

Neonatal Intensive Care

Specialized care for premature and sick newborns. Includes respiratory support, feeding assistance, and monitoring.

Vaccination Programs

Comprehensive immunization schedule for children. Includes routine vaccines and travel vaccinations for disease prevention.

Growth and Development Monitoring

Regular assessment of child's growth, development, and milestones. Early identification of problems and intervention.

Respiratory Support

Treatment for respiratory conditions including nebulization, oxygen therapy, and mechanical ventilation for severe cases.

Nutritional Support

Specialized feeding support for children with feeding difficulties. Includes tube feeding and nutritional counseling.

Developmental Therapy

Physical, occupational, and speech therapy for children with developmental delays. Early intervention for optimal outcomes.

Infectious Disease Treatment

Appropriate antibiotic therapy and supportive care for childhood infections. Includes fever management and hydration.

Chronic Disease Management

Long-term management of chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, and epilepsy. Family education and support.

Emergency Pediatric Care

24/7 emergency services for pediatric emergencies. Includes trauma care, poisoning, and acute illness management.

When should I bring my child to the doctor?

For fever, persistent symptoms, breathing difficulties, dehydration, or any concerning changes in behavior or development.

How often should children have checkups?

Regular checkups: newborns (frequent), infants (monthly), toddlers (every 3-6 months), school-age (annually). More frequent if health issues.

What vaccines does my child need?

Follow recommended immunization schedule including DPT, MMR, polio, hepatitis, and newer vaccines. Consult pediatrician for schedule.

How can I tell if my child is developing normally?

Monitor milestones, growth charts, and behavior. Regular pediatric checkups assess development and identify any concerns early.

What should I do if my child has a fever?

Monitor temperature, ensure hydration, use fever reducers as directed. Seek medical attention if fever is high or persistent.

How can I prevent childhood infections?

Vaccination, hand hygiene, proper nutrition, avoiding sick contacts, and maintaining clean environment help prevent infections.

What is normal growth for my child?

Growth varies by age and individual. Pediatrician monitors growth charts and identifies any concerns requiring attention.

How do I manage my child's chronic condition?

Follow treatment plan, monitor symptoms, maintain regular appointments, and educate family about condition management.

What should I do in a pediatric emergency?

Stay calm, assess situation, provide first aid if trained, and seek immediate medical attention for serious emergencies.

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