A Pediatrician provides services including Adolescent Obesity, Cardiac Intensive Care (Single Ventricles, Heart Transplants, Post-Surgical Cardiac Recovery), Developmental Behavioral Paediatrics, Language Delays and Pediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care Units.
A Pediatrician provides services including Adolescent Obesity, Cardiac Intensive Care (Single Ventricles, Heart Transplants, Post-Surgical Cardiac Rec ... More
Don't ignore your child's eye rubbing – it could be more than just a habitA recent case of a 12-year-old child highlighted an important message for parents: frequent eye rubbing is not always harmless. In some children, especially those with allergies, repeated eye rubbing may ...
Title: Common Baby Symptoms: When Should Parents Consult a pediatrician Pediatrician?Babies go through many changes in the first year of life. Small issues like mild cold, occasional crying, or temporary changes in feeding are common. However, there are certain situations where parents should not ...
Seeing blood from the nose can frighten parents, but many childhood nosebleeds are harmless.Common causes:Nose picking Dry weather or excessive fan/AC exposure Allergies Frequent cold and sneezing Minor ...
Parents commonly complain:“Doctor, my child’s pillow becomes wet during sleep.”In many children, sweating during sleep can be normal, especially in warm environments or if the child is over-covered with blankets.Common harmless causes:Warm room temperature ...
Hi , Have given vit d3 1 ml of 800 IU by mistakely to my new born for 4 to 5 days does anything will happen , please suggeat how many days do I need to pause and start back with 0.5 ml of 800 IU, my baby is just 8 days old .
Hi , My baby had renal pelvis dialation 2 times during my pregnancy later on it was resolved on it own during Ultrasound findings now she is 7 days old do I need to get check up any for my new born or not required as it got resolved on it own before pregnancy.
Hi Dr my daughter is not eating fruits. Due to this I see lack of nutrition and important daily vitamins. Is it safe to give supplements to 6 yrs old. I heard of multivitamins gummies, how safe they are and can these be given to children. Or any other alternative to this.
Hello Doctor, my daughter Jannat is 1 year 10 months old and weighs around 10 kg. She developed fever, initially around 100.8°F, so I was giving Calpol. Her fever increased to 103.5°F, so I consulted her doctor again. He asked me to stop Calpol and changed her medicines. Earlier, she was treated with Meftal P, Ventimox-CV (antibiotic) and cough syrup. Now the doctor has prescribed Patmox (antibiotic), Sypara and Novrex-LS (cough syrup). He also gave a medicine/pill through the rectal area due to the high fever. Could you please confirm whether Patmox is safe, considering she recently had Ventimox-CV, and whether it is necessary? Is the rectal medicine safe? Since her fever reached 103.5°F, does she need any blood, urine or other tests?
Hello Doctor, my daughter Jannat is 1 yr 10 months, ~10 kg. She has had recurrent fever: June 21 (settled with paracetamol), around July 15 (fever ~3 days with small pimple-like spots on buttocks, legs and hands, then settled), July 30 (fever 103.6°F, settled), and fever again today Aug 9. Between episodes she is completely active, playing, drinking normally and passing urine normally. Currently no runny nose, but occasional sneezing. At night she snores/sounds congested as if mucus is present and her voice is slightly hoarse/changed. Today I gave Meftal-P at 5:10 AM, Calpol 250 mg/5 mL at 10 AM and Kofcatch AX for mucus. Meftal-P was prescribed in her previous doctor's prescription, which I am attaching. Please review it and advise whether to give Meftal-P again or continue Calpol, including dose/timing. Should I give Alerid (cetirizine) for occasional sneezing despite no runny nose? Why is the fever recurring, and does she need any tests? Is the snoring/voice change due to mucus?
