Compassionate medical care for newborns, infants, children, and adolescents with support for fever, infections, growth, vaccination, nutrition, emergency symptoms, and NICU-linked care.
The Paediatrics Department provides careful evaluation for fever, poor feeding, vomiting, cough, breathing difficulty, dehydration, rash, growth concerns, infections, and common childhood illnesses.
Parents receive clear guidance on medicines, feeding, hydration, warning signs, vaccination, nutrition, follow-up, and when to seek urgent care.
The department supports routine illnesses, seasonal infections, newborn concerns, respiratory symptoms, digestive issues, nutritional problems, and emergency warning signs.
Diagnosis may involve clinical examination, vitals monitoring, blood tests, urine tests, X-ray, infection markers, growth chart assessment, and observation.
Care is supported by emergency assessment, diagnostic backup, nebulization and oxygen monitoring, nursing care, and NICU coordination when required.
Answers to common questions about paediatric consultation, newborn care, emergency symptoms, and vaccination.
Visit for fever, poor feeding, cough, breathing difficulty, vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, rash, growth concerns, or any symptom that worries you.
Breathing difficulty, seizures, unconsciousness, severe dehydration, bluish lips, persistent vomiting, poor feeding in newborns, or unusual sleepiness need urgent care.
Yes, newborn assessment, feeding guidance, jaundice-related concern evaluation, and NICU-linked support coordination are available.
Yes, the paediatric team can guide families about immunization schedules and child wellness visits.