Frequently Asked Questions

Major conditions that paediatric endocrinologists at Aster CMI treat are diabetes mellitus, growth disorders, puberty disorders, thyroid, adrenal disorders, disorders of sex development, pituitary disorders, calcium and bone disorders, obesity and metabolic disorders, hypoglycemia, turner syndrome, lipid disorders, etc.

Aster CMI Hospital in Bangalore is equipped with top medical devices, such as otoscopes, tongue depressors, reflex hammers, bone age assessment tools, a stadiometer, a Prader orchidometer, a Luedde exophthalmometer, ultrasound machines, X-ray machines, ophthalmoscopes, and sphygmomanometers.

Parents must consult regarding patients’ hormonal disorders, possible treatment plans, risks, side effects, and benefits of treatments, lifestyle changes required, treatment and recovery duration, the severity of the problem, the root cause of hormonal deficiency, and other questions according to the medical conditions.

A paediatric endocrinologist in Bangalore considers multiple factors, such as thyroid uptake and scans, GnRH stimulation tests, ACTH stimulation tests, blood tests, urine tests, stimulation and suppression tests, imaging studies, bone age X-rays, genetic testing, insulin and glucose tests, patients’ medical history and reports, genetic disorders, suspected endocrine disorders, etc.

Paediatric endocrinologists are medical experts who specialise in diagnosing and treating hormonal deficiencies and disorders in children. They treat medical conditions and problems associated with children’s growth, puberty, and diabetes and provide personalised treatments to boost hormonal growth in children.

At Aster CMI, ophthalmologists in Bangalore make sure their patients are informed about the risks, advantages, and recuperation of the treatment process. In addition to providing post-operative care, they ensure that the best possible outcomes are addressed for any potential post-surgical issues.

Consider the typical problems you have on a regular basis, such as red eyes, irritability, and migraines. Avoid putting too much strain on your eyes before an eye exam, such as prolonged screentime. Bring in a thorough record of the signs and particulars of any prior visual trauma.

Certain conditions, like astigmatism, cataracts, ocular malignancy, and retinal detachment, require eye surgery. Due to the possibility of dry eye, people with autoimmune illnesses are recommended against having LASIK.

A vision screening or a comprehensive eye exam should be considered if one encounters an eye injury, chronic pain, sudden blindness or infectious eye septicemia. One should also consult every two years, especially diabetics.

Carrying your current prescription glasses, contact lens paperwork, family history of eye issues (if applicable), health insurance information, current prescription drugs, supplements, and any eye drops you may be using should all be considered.