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Paediatrics & Neonatology

The department of Pardiatrics & Neonatology at Aster Hospital provides clinical care to an adequate number of newborn children and grown up children to fulfill its exploration and instructive objectives. The department offers extraordinary clinical support and medical care, which is made conceivable by a very much trained group of pediatricians, neonatologists and pediatric intensive care doctors, capably bolstered by nurses who are specialty trained. Our neonatologists, nurses and whole staff are prepared whenever to take the compassionate and master care of you and your infant. We've found that basically understanding the NICU and how it functions can help lessen fears. If your infant needs NICU care, our staff clarifies the circumstance, answer your inquiries and keep you intimated about your infant's condition. We have practical experience in customized, family-focused care for the small babies and the most complex cases.

Available Hospitals

We provide excellent care, right from diagnosis to the treatment and beyond at our world-class hospitals.

Our Doctors

We have some of the best specialists from around the world, they bring years of experience and offer evidence-based treatment to ensure the best care for you.

Treatments & Procedures

We provide comprehensive treatment for all types diseases under one roof. Our highly experienced doctors supported by especially trained clinical staff, ensure the best care for you.

Advanced Technology & Facilities

Well equipped with the latest medical equipment, modern technology & infrastructure, Aster Hospital is one of the best hospitals in India.

NICU

Most infants admitted to the NICU are untimely (delivered before 37 weeks of pregnancy), have low birth weight (under 5.5 pounds), or have a medical condition that requires unique care. Almost a large portion of a million children are delivered preterm, and a significant number of these infants likewise have low birth weights. Twins, triplets, frequently are admitted to the NICU, as they have a tendency to be delivered before than single birth children. Babies with medical conditions, for example, heart issues, or birth deformities are likewise watched over in the NICU. NICU at Aster MIMS Kottakkal is equipped with a best in class level 3 NICU under the direction of all around trained and qualified Neonatologists. We gather in appropriate proof based administration at reasonable cost. The NICU has exceptional offices for, cutting edge neonatal ventilation including high recurrence ventilation, care of to a great degree low weight infants, extraordinary care for postoperative checking (counting cardiovascular cases), surfactant administration, exchange transfusion, total parenteral nourishment, Central venous catheterization

PICU

Our PICU offers access to subspecialties and the most exceptional technologies accessible, and is devoted to giving the largest medical care to our pediatric patients. Subspecialty administrations accessible through the PICU incorporate cardiothoracic surgery, neurosurgery, orthopedics, cardiology, pulmonary, general surgery, oncology, hematology, and bone marrow transplant.

Care in the PICU dependably gives family-focused treatment that is formatively and age-centered, empathetic, and effective for the treatment of different medical issues. Pediatric Intensive Care Unit gives round the clock services to basically sick newborn infants and children, overseen by extraordinarily trained and experienced work force under direct supervision of pediatric specialists.

The facilities include

  • Invasive and non-invasive ventilators 
  • LED phototherapy and consistent multi-parameter checking consolidated with devoted nursing care
  • Pediatric ventilator
  • Pediatric indoor admissions
  • Central venous catheterization
  • Specially trained staff etc.
Cardiac ductal ligation in NICU
USG guided central venous & arterial access
Bedside echo, cranial USG & x-ray
Peritoneal dialysis
CPAP/ High flow ventilation
Partial exchange transfusion
LED phototherapy, Double volume exchange transfusion
Unique comprehensive warmers with resuscitation facility

Incubators and radiant warmers are used to maintain the body temperature of newborn infants. This is best done to minimise the energy expended for metabolic heat production.

High-frequency neonatal ventilation and conventional mode

High-frequency oscillatory ventilation (HFOV) is a lung-protective strategy that can be utilised in the full spectrum of patient populations ranging from neonatal to adults with acute lung injury.

Advanced Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU)

Aster MIMS Kottakkal offers a dedicated 10-bed Level 3 Pediatric Intensive Unit with state-of-the-art monitoring and diagnostic equipment. Manned 24/7 by a team of internationally trained Pediatric Intensive Care Physicians and Nurses who stand for ethical and evidence-based practices, the PICU provides advanced organ support for critically ill children and life-support services, including mechanical ventilation like HFOV and Inhaled Nitric Oxide Therapy. The Unit, for the first time in Kerala, offers Pediatric Intensive Care Retrieval service, where the Retrieval Team, comprising Pediatric Intensive Care Physicians and Nurses, triages, stabilises and transports critically ill children in an ambulance that is a Level 3 Paediatric Intensive Care Unit by itself, from peripheral hospitals to Aster MIMS Kottakkal. The Unit also offers: Invasive cardiovascular monitoring and support including extracorporeal life support Advanced renal support like CVVH and hemodialysis for children Post-operative care for children who have had specialised surgery at Aster MIMS Kottakkal Multidisciplinary in approach and works closely with other Specialities for Pediatric surgery like Oncology, Neurology, Renal, Spinal Surgery, ENT, Respiratory and Endocrinology Multidisciplinary in approach for trauma care with support from specialist teams including Neurosurgery, Pediatric surgery, and Pediatric Orthopedics, ENT and Craniofacial surgery Round the clock triaging and pre-transport stabilisation advice to assist Retrieval Zero tolerance for error prescription policy 100 % adherence to infection control practices Dedicated team to address patient safety and risk management Allied services including Respiratory Therapists, Dietician , Clinical Pharmacists and Physiotherapists Counselling and Psychosocial services for bystanders and focus for creating a stress free environment during the most challenging period in their lives.

Neuro Rehabilitation

Physical therapy
Occupational therapy and rehabilitation for patients with neurological/ physical disabilities
Speech therapy for patients with language disabilities

Aster Neuro Developmental Unit

An advanced facility for treating Neurodevelopmental disorders in children, the expert team of doctors and therapists at the Aster Neurodevelopmental Unit believes in incorporating the latest scientific concepts to empower and enable differently-abled children to be a part of society.

  • Assessment of children with developmental and behavioral concerns
  • Multi-disciplinary intervention services
  • Referrals to community services
  • Parental guidance for child development
  • Counseling and support for families of children with developmental and behavioral problems
  • Liaison with schools on children with learning problems - Placement of children with special needs for training and education
  • Collaboration with Primary Health and Community
  • Services for early identification of children with developmental and behavioural problems, to facilitate early intervention
Comprehensive Care

We offer specialised treatment for children with conditions including:

  • Headache
  • Epilepsy
  • Movement disorders
  • Neuroimmunology
  • Stroke
  • Mitochondrial and metabolic disorders
  • Learning disabilities
  • Cerebral palsy
  • Neurodevelopmental disabilities - Like Autism and ADHD
  • Sleep disorders
  • Brain tumors and conditions requiring surgery
  • Genetic neurological disorders and rare brain diseases
  • Neonatal neurological conditions, even in high-risk newborns
Aster Enrich - Child Development Centre

At Aster Enrich, we provide specialised and comprehensive care for children with diverse developmental needs. Our centre is dedicated to helping differently-abled children through customised treatment strategies, focusing on early identification, intervention, and continuous support throughout their school years and beyond.

Our centre has state-of-the-art facilities and a team of highly qualified professionals from various disciplines, including Developmental Pediatrics, Child Psychiatry, Child Psychology, Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, and more.

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Procedures

Endo tracheal intubation
Umbilical line placement
Chest tube placement
Percutaneous (PICC) line placement
Ventilator support including high frequency ventilation + inhaled nitric-oxide treatment
Intravenous access and maintenance
Total Body Cooling
Exchange transfusion
Hemodynamic monitoring
Total parenteral nutrition
Oxygen saturation monitoring
Surfactant therapy
Thermoregulation
Per Oral/tube feeding
Promotion of breast feeding and lactation assistance/advice
Peritoneal dialysis
Developmental interventions - Environmental and Developmental Care of Infants

Paediatric Genetics

We provides comprehensive medical care to children affected with various genetic disorders. We also provide counseling sessions for the parents regarding the recurrence risk in subsequent pregnancies & offer prenatal diagnosis.

We do provide detail clinical evaluation & management services for chromosomal abnormalities, microdeletion syndrome, single gene disorders, skeletal dysplasia, storage disorders, neuro degenerative disorders, Intellectual disability & learning disorders, Inborn errors of metabolism childhood deafness & blindness, connective tissue disorder like Marfan syndrome, Ehlers Danlos syndrome primary amenorrhea, familiar cancer.

We truly focus on antenatal services targeted to the most beneficiary group in our hospital.

Early detection of fetal aneuploidies like down syndrome, Edward syndrome, Patau syndrome & neural tube defects by offering 1st trimester screening test & confirmatory genetic test is advised if screening tests comes as positive by doing chronic villus sampling/amniocentesis.
Early detection of fetal anomalies by offering target anomaly scan & ECHO before 2nd trimester
We do offer periconceptional counseling:

Couples having a previous child with down syndrome
Couples where one of the parents is a translocation carrier
Couples with history of RPL, BOH, infertility (R/C pregnancy loss, R/C abortion)
Elderly couple’s especially maternal age > 35 years old (Advanced maternal/paternal age)
Couples who are married in relation (consanguineous marriage
Couples with family history of known genetic disorders
We offer Diagnostic facilities (genetic test) & post confirmatory test counseling sessions to our patients. Various diagnostic genetic tests available for confirmatory in our department are:

Karyotype
High resolution karyotype
chromosomal microarray
FISH for trisomies, sex chromosome
FISH for microdeletion syndrome
MLPA
TP- PCR (triplet primed PCR)
EXOME sequencing

Key facilities for Paediatrics & Neonatology

Neonatal resuscitation
Newborn care
Immunisation
Management of pediatric and neonatal emergencies

FAQs

Want to find out more about the treatment? The answer to your questions can be found below.

What are paediatrics and neonatology?

Paediatrics is the speciality of medical science dealing with the physical, mental and social health of infants, children and adolescents from birth to young adulthood (up to 18yrs of age).
Neonatology is the sub-speciality of paediatrics that consists of newborn infants’ medical care, especially the ill or premature newborn.
 

What equipment is used in NICU?

Our NICU is the state of art level IV NICU facility with a good patient-to-nurse ratio and a highly skilled specialist available around the clock offering the highest standards of neonatal care.  Our NICU is equipped with advanced neonatal incubators, including transport incubators, invasive and noninvasive ventilators, high-frequency ventilators, transport ventilators, LED, phototherapy units, multiple monitors, invasive blood pressure monitors.

The concept of keeping baby and mother together has been well established, and we try to maintain the same. Exclusive breastfeeding from birth and frequent lactation counselling to ensure adequate and fruitful lactation are emphasised to all mothers.

We treat all the complicated cases like severe RDS, congenital pneumonia, birth asphyxia requiring ventilation and therapeutic hypothermia, PPHN, congenital heart disease and other surgical emergencies, neonatal injuries, haematological and metabolic conditions, case of extremely premature and extremely LBW babies, NNT requiring IV immunoglobulin’s or exchange transfusion central lines, umbilical catheter ICD tubes, PD catheters are well placed.

All the preterm babies and sick babies are exposed to early intervention programs right from NICU, and we understand that optimum development occurs only with psychological well being. We provide kangaroo mother care and family-centred care as a part of a comprehensive approach to preterm care.

Our department works in conjunction with various sub-specialities to provide multidisciplinary and comprehensive services.

Vaccinations are initiated in the hospital and followed up in our immunisation clinic.

Follow up care of preterm and high-risk babies is provided at over high-risk clinics with developmental assessment and educating need for ROP screening, BERA, regular physical therapy.

We provide antenatal counselling, genetic counselling apart from adequate support for parents.
 

What does a pediatric doctor do?

The pediatric doctor sees your baby many times from birth to 18 yrs of age. Do general examinations, vaccines asses’ growth and developmental milestones in behaviour and skills, diagnosis and treat your child illness, infections, injuries and other health problems. Educates and gives information about your Child’s health, safety, nutrition and fitness needs, refers and collaborates with pediatric specialists if a child needs care beyond the paediatrician expertise.
 

What are the most common childhood diseases?

  • Infectious diseases like flu, gastroenteritis, hand foot mouth diseases, malaria, chickenpox, dengue
  • Congenital anomalies and syndromes
  • Allergic diseases and asthma
  • Neonatal jaundice
  • Prematurity
  • Neonatal sepsis
  • Metabolic disorders
  • Surgical illness
  • Nutritional deficiency disorder
  • Developmental and behavioral problems
  • Congenital heart disease
  • Injuries and poisoning

What are immunizations and why are they important for my child

Vaccinations help children build immunity to many common diseases, such as tetanus, polio, measles, and mumps. Vaccinations inject weakened forms of disease germs into your child’s body and allow their immune system to produce antibodies to fight the disease. The antibodies fight the infections to ensure your child’s health and well-being. The best paediatricians will tell you that vaccination is a key step in building immunity

What should I do if I have a question concerning my child's health

You can immediately approach a general physician or a family physician to pose queries and clear doubts about your child’s health. Based on their recommendation, you can approach a paediatrician if the problem at hand is serious and requires a specialist’s attention. Don’t hesitate to see the best paediatrician and child specialist when you are not clear about what is bothering your child

Who is a paediatric surgeon

Pediatric surgeons operate on children from newborns to young adults. They collaborate and consult with pediatricians and other physicians before and after surgery. Pediatric surgery involves the surgery of fetuses, infants, children, adolescents, and young adults

What Does a Paediatrician Do?

They're also the first person to call whenever your child is sick., your paediatrician will:

  • Do physical exams
  • Give your child vaccinations
  • Make sure they meet milestones in growth, behaviour, and skills
  • Diagnose and treat your child's illnesses, infections, injuries, and other health problems
  • Give you information about your child's health, safety, nutrition, and fitness needs

What advancements or technologies are utilized by Paediatricians?

Pediatricians utilize various advancements and technologies to enhance patient care, diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring. Some of the advancements commonly used by Pediatricians include:

Telemedicine: Virtual visits and consultations allow Pediatricians to provide care remotely, especially for non-emergency conditions or follow-up appointments.

Electronic Health Records (EHR): EHR systems enable Pediatricians to securely store and access patient medical records, streamline communication, and facilitate coordination of care.

Medical Imaging: Technologies such as X-rays, ultrasounds, CT scans, and MRIs help Pediatricians diagnose and monitor conditions affecting bones, organs, and tissues.

Genetic Testing: Advances in genetic testing and personalized medicine allow Pediatricians to identify genetic disorders, predict disease risk, and tailor treatment plans accordingly.

Telemonitoring Devices: Remote monitoring devices enable Pediatricians to track patients' vital signs, activity levels, and health data in real-time, improving management of chronic conditions.

Computer-Assisted Decision Support: Software tools provide Pediatricians with evidence-based guidelines, drug interaction checks, and diagnostic support to aid in clinical decision-making.

Patient Portals: Online platforms allow patients and families to access medical records, schedule appointments, communicate with healthcare providers, and access educational resources.

What question you should ask a Paediatrician?

When consulting a Pediatrician, it's important to ask relevant questions to ensure you have a clear understanding of your child's health and well-being. Here are some questions you might consider asking a Pediatrician:

What is the diagnosis or concern with my child's health?

What are the treatment options available for my child's condition?

Are there any potential side effects or risks associated with the recommended treatment?

How can I manage my child's symptoms at home?

What signs or symptoms should I watch out for that may indicate a worsening condition?

When should I consider seeing a Paediatrician?

You should consider seeing a Pediatrician for your child in the following situations:

Well-Child Visits: Regular well-child visits are important for monitoring growth, development, and overall health.

Immunizations: To ensure your child is up-to-date on vaccinations and protected against preventable diseases.

Illness or Symptoms: If your child is experiencing persistent symptoms, such as fever, cough, rash, or pain.

Developmental Concerns: If you have concerns about your child's development, behavior, or growth.

Injuries: In the case of accidents, injuries, or suspected fractures that require evaluation and treatment.

Chronic Conditions: For ongoing management of chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, or allergies.

Routine Screenings: For screenings such as vision, hearing, or developmental assessments.

Nutritional Guidance: If you have questions about your child's nutritional needs or feeding habits.

Behavioral or Emotional Issues: To address concerns related to your child's behavior or mental health.

What is the role of a Paediatrician in a patient's treatment journey?

A Pediatrician plays a critical role in a patient's treatment journey by providing comprehensive and compassionate care for children from birth through adolescence. Here are some key aspects of the role of a Pediatrician in a patient's treatment journey:

Diagnosis and Treatment: Pediatricians are trained to diagnose and treat a wide range of medical conditions that affect children, from common illnesses to more complex health issues.

Preventive Care: They focus on preventive care, including well-child check-ups, vaccinations, and screenings to promote optimal health and development.

Health Education: Pediatricians educate parents and caregivers on topics such as nutrition, safety, growth and development, and disease prevention.

Monitoring Growth and Development: They monitor children's growth, development, and milestones over time to identify any issues early and provide appropriate interventions.

Managing Chronic Conditions: Pediatricians help manage chronic conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and allergies, providing ongoing support and treatment.

What does a Paediatrician do?

A pediatrician is a medical doctor who specializes in the care of infants, children, adolescents, and young adults. The primary responsibilities of a pediatrician include:

Health Maintenance: Pediatricians conduct regular check-ups and wellness visits to monitor the growth and development of children. This includes tracking milestones in behavior, skills, and physical attributes.

Disease Prevention: Immunizations are a crucial part of a pediatrician’s role. They follow immunization schedules recommended by health authorities to prevent common childhood diseases.

Diagnosis: Pediatricians are trained to diagnose and treat a wide range of childhood illnesses, from common infections like the flu to more serious conditions like asthma or diabetes. They use various diagnostic tests and clinical skills to determine the cause of symptoms and illnesses.

Treatment: They prescribe medications and other treatments to children suffering from illnesses or injuries. Pediatricians also manage chronic conditions, adjusting treatments as necessary over time.

How do paediatricians & Neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

Paediatricians & Neonatologists in Bangalore at Aster CMI use several steps to create a treatment plan. They start with exams and tests like high-resolution ultrasounds and metabolic tests. They consult other experts, like surgeons and infection specialists, to cover all health aspects. They use the latest research to guide their plan and hold family meetings to discuss options and ensure the plan meets the family’s needs.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

Paediatricians and Neonatologists monitor babies for side effects during their treatment. They respond quickly to any issues, adjusting the care plan as needed. They work with specialists to ensure the baby’s safety and well-being. They use advanced monitoring equipment to detect any side effects early and take prompt action. They also provide comprehensive follow-up care to manage long-term side effects and ensure the baby’s continued health.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

For your visit to paediatricians and neonatologists, bring the neonatal screening test results, which include any tests done shortly after birth to identify potential health issues. Also, include health insurance cards and any recent lab results. A feeding and sleeping log for your baby can also be very useful for the doctor’s assessment.

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Ensure you have a comprehensive record of your baby’s medical history, including prenatal records and any genetic test results. Prepare a list of milestones your baby has achieved and any concerns about its development. Don't forget to bring extra feeding supplies and a pacifier for your baby’s comfort during the visit.

How do paediatricians & Neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

Paediatricians & Neonatologists in Kolhapur at Aster Aadhar begin with tests like blood tests and MRI scans to understand the baby’s condition. They review these results and work with other specialists, like hormone and digestion experts, to plan a treatment. They tailor the plan to fit the baby’s needs and talk to the parents to get their input. Regular follow-ups help them adjust the plan as the baby grows.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

Paediatricians & Neonatologists in Kolhapur at Aster Aadhar proactively address side effects during a baby's treatment. They use advanced equipment to closely monitor the baby's vital signs and promptly identify any adverse reactions. The treatment plan is regularly reviewed and updated based on the baby's response. The medical team, including nurses and specialists, collaborates to deliver comprehensive care.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Take your baby's vaccination records on your first visit to a paediatrician & neonatologist in Kolhapur. These records are essential for tracking immunisations and planning future vaccinations. Bring a list of any allergies, current medications, and a detailed report of any recent symptoms or health concerns

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Before your first visit, ensure you have a list of any medications your baby is taking and their vaccination records. Pack essential items such as extra diapers, wipes, and a change of clothes. Bring a detailed family medical history to help the doctor understand any hereditary health issues that may affect your baby.

How do paediatricians & neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

When determining a course of therapy, paediatricians and neonatologists in Kannur at Aster MIMS consider the child's medical history, physical examination findings, and diagnostic test results. They take into account the child's age, general health, and particular medical condition to create a customised treatment plan that encourages the best possible health and development.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

Yes, by monitoring the child's reaction to therapy, modifying medicine as necessary, and offering supportive care to ease discomfort, paediatricians and neonatologists in Kannur at Aster MIMS assist in managing side effects during treatment. They safeguard the child's general well-being and provide advice on how to handle side effects at home.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Bring your child's medical documents, including a list of current medicines, past test results, immunisation history, and birth information, with you for your initial appointment. Bring along any letters of recommendation, details about your insurance, and a list of queries or worries you may have about your child's health.

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Before your first appointment, gather your child's medical history, note any symptoms, and list any prescribed drugs. Ensure your youngster is at ease and getting enough sleep, and jot down any queries or worries. Bring over a cosy blanket or favourite toy, and arrive early to finish any paperwork that has to be done.

How do paediatricians & Neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

When choosing a course of treatment for a patient, paediatricians and neonatologists at Aster MIMS consider several variables, such as the ailment being addressed, the child's age and general health, the possible advantages and disadvantages of various treatment options, and the preferences and worries of the family. To ensure they offer the most efficient and evidence-based treatment possible, they could also speak with other experts and review the most recent studies and recommendations.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

Sure, paediatricians and neonatologists in Kottakkal at Aster MIMS will carefully monitor how your kid responds to therapy and handle any potential difficulties or adverse effects. They collaborate together with nurses, chemists, and other medical professionals to guarantee your kid gets comprehensive, well-coordinated care throughout their healing process.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

You should bring any pertinent medical documents, such as pregnancy test results, birth records, and records of any prior medical examinations or treatments your child has had, to your initial appointment with a paediatrician or neonatologist. A list of your child's current prescriptions, vitamins, and supplements, along with any allergies or dietary restrictions, should also be included.

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Make a list of your questions and concerns before your first appointment with a paediatrician or neonatologist, and be prepared to offer a thorough medical history of your kid. Additionally, you might wish to acquaint yourself with the paediatrician's or neonatologist's role in your child's care and the clinic or hospital setting.

How do paediatricians & Neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

Paediatricians and neonatologists in Areekode at Aster Mother consider the child's symptoms, medical history, and general wellness when choosing a course of therapy. They create a customised strategy to meet the patient's unique requirements and worries.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

Indeed, during the course of therapy, paediatricians and neonatologists at Aster Mother will assist in managing any adverse effects that may occur. To guarantee the greatest result, they will continuously evaluate how the youngster responds to the treatment and make modifications as necessary.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

You should bring your child's medical documents, including their immunisation history and any pertinent test results, to your initial appointment with a paediatrician or neonatologist. This makes it easier for the medical professional to thoroughly grasp your child's medical history.

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Make a list of your questions and concerns before your first appointment with a paediatrician or neonatologist in Areekode at Aster Mother. Be prepared to offer specific details about your child's medical history and present symptoms. This will make it easier for the healthcare professional to attend to your requirements properly.

How do paediatricians & Neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

They examine the child’s medical conditions, consider previous treatment plans, and provide necessary details to parents regarding the treatment plan. Further, they collaborate with specialists to ensure the treatment has minimal or no side effects. Considering factors like associated risks and benefits, they proceed with treatment plans.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

Yes, experts at Aster Narayanadri Hospital ensure the patient receives top medical assistance with the required number of appointments when adverse reactions or side effects occur. Medical specialists constantly monitor the child’s health progress and development, adjust medications and treatments, or refer the patient to specialists when specific assistance is required.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Parents must carry medical reports of the child, test results of previous treatments, a list of current medications and symptoms, referral letters from physicians, reports related to genetic disorders, and insurance documents while seeing top paediatricians and neonatologists.

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

If you’re going to visit paediatricians and neonatologists in Tirupati, ensure that you carry all documents related to the child’s health. Further, reach the hospital before the appointment time and read all the guidelines and instructions related to the treatment process to understand better.

How do paediatricians & Neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

The treatment plans for paediatricians and neonatologists in Hyderabad differ. Paediatricians examine the child’s mental, physical, and behavioural development. Neonatologists’ tasks are to decide on a treatment plan by treating a pregnant lady if the health condition is diagnosed before childbirth. They collaborate with paediatricians and provide sound follow-up care to the baby.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

Yes, Aster Prime Hospital provides complete care to ensure the child receives top-notch healthcare assistance. Medical experts educate parents on managing common side effects like nausea, fatigue, and pain. They further adjust medications and dosages or often change treatment plans, considering the infant's health. This is followed by transferring to paediatric specialists for better treatments.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Parents must carry complete medical records of the child’s health, past illnesses, medications, immunisation and previous surgical reports. Further, it is also vital to carry insurance documents, a list of current medications, and reports related to genetic disorders are important to carry while seeing medical specialists. 

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Prepare by carrying all medical reports, including the child’s treatment reports. Parents must reach the Aster Prime Hospital earlier than their appointment with the paediatrician and neonatologist, and go through the process and understand it carefully. Also, find out the complete details related to fees, time duration, and treatment process.

How do paediatricians & Neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

The decision to plan a treatment is a collaborative effort that requires evaluating health conditions, discussing them with parents or guardians, and assessing after-treatment conditions. Paediatricians and neonatologists work closely to monitor the symptoms and then find the best and safest treatments available.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

The paediatricians and neonatologists take complete responsibility for managing potential side effects of the child's treatment. They keep track of their health conditions, monitor vital health signals, and prepare assessments to prevent allergies or infections from the treatment. Our paediatricians and neonatologists in Guntur manage side effects with primitive care.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

You should carry all the medical reports from childbirth to the current period while visiting a paediatrician and neonatologist. This will help these experts to understand your children’s health conditions better. Our paediatricians and neonatologists in Guntur can help you prepare these documents for smooth communication.

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

While visiting a paediatrician and neonatologist, you should know your children's health concerns so that you can discuss treatments. Moreover, you can take along all the necessary health documents, including reports, checkups, and recent assessments. To get a better idea, you can consult with our paediatricians and neonatologists in Guntur to prepare for the visit.

How do paediatricians & neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

Planning for the treatment of small children or newborns is quite difficult, as they are sensitive to medications and other specific treatments. Paediatricians and neonatologists take special care of their health conditions and monitor every change. If they find any difficulty or symptom, they first consult with the parents regarding available treatment options.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

Yes. These experts offer necessary vaccines or medicines that are suitable and digestible to small children in case of side effects or allergies during the treatment. Our paediatricians and neonatologists in JP Nagar analyse children closely throughout their treatment to prevent any further complications.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & neonatologist?

While visiting the paediatrician and neonatologist for the first time, you should take the necessary medical reports and health documents. It will help you to discuss your children’s health concerns more productively while knowing the available treatment options. You can also consult our paediatricians and neonatologists to know other requirements.

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

You can list your children's health concerns before visiting a paediatrician and neonatologist. Moreover, you can also take prescriptions, health checkups, test reports, and other necessary documents to explain the conditions better. There isn’t much preparation required; however, our paediatricians and neonatologists in JP Nagar can assist you with any concerns.

How do paediatricians & Neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

Medical experts have a specific approach to deciding on a treatment plan, where paediatricians prefer conducting physical exams and monitoring the child’s overall growth and development. Neonatologists, on the other hand, only treat infants and address conditions like premature birth and breathing problems.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

Yes, Aster Whitefield provides top preventive care to ensure the child does not experience any adverse reaction. They constantly monitor the child’s progress, where paediatricians monitor effectively with well-baby visits, and neonatologists coordinate with other specialists when required.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Parents must carry medical documents related to the child’s health, physician referral letters, a list of current medications and symptoms, and insurance documents. The documents are required to fulfil medical protocols and treatment processes.

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

If you seek to have an appointment with paediatricians & neonatologists in Whitefield, ensure to carry all medical documents related to the child’s conditions and health. Also, reach the Aster Whitefield Hospital earlier than your appointment time, coordinate with the medical staff during treatment, and read all related guidelines.

How do paediatricians & Neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

In close collaboration with patients and their families, paediatricians and neonatologists in Kochi at Aster Medcity create individualised treatment plans that take into account each child's unique needs, medical background, and general health. They consider the patient's age, symptoms, and any underlying illnesses to decide the best course of treatment.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

In order to prioritise the overall well-being of their patients, paediatricians and neonatologists are committed to handling any side effects or problems that may emerge during therapy.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

On your first appointment, do not forget to bring your child's birth certificate, insurance details, and any prior medical documents or immunisation history, including a sign-and-symptom report.

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

It's a good idea to jot down any questions or concerns you may have before to your first appointment so you can discuss them with the healthcare professional and make sure your child gets the best treatment possible.

How do paediatricians & Neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

Paediatricians and neonatologists in Calicut at Aster MIMS start by taking the baby's medical history and doing physical exams. They use special tests like heart scans and genetic tests to determine what’s wrong. They meet with other specialists for serious cases to make a detailed plan. They watch how the baby responds to treatment and adjust the plan as needed.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

Yes, at Aster MIMS Calicut, paediatricians and neonatologists closely monitor newborns for any side effects during treatment. They quickly adjust medications if needed and work with other doctors to ensure the baby stays safe and healthy. They also regularly check the baby's progress and provide additional treatments if side effects occur.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

On your first visit to a paediatrician & neonatologist in Calicut, carry the hospital discharge papers. These documents provide a summary of your baby's birth and initial health status. Also, bring vaccination records and a detailed family medical history to help the doctor understand any hereditary health concerns.

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

To prepare for your first visit to a paediatrician and neonatologist, compile all relevant medical documents, such as the baby’s birth certificate and hospital discharge summary. Note any specific questions or concerns you have regarding your baby's health, feeding patterns, and development to discuss during the appointment.

How do paediatricians & neonatologists decide on a treatment plan?

The process of deciding treatment plans differs for paediatricians & neonatologists in Bangalore. Paediatricians conduct physical exams and track the child’s physical, emotional, and social development. Neonatologists, on the other hand, order blood and imaging tests, assist in the delivery room, and often consult obstetricians and paediatricians on the infant’s treatment and care.

Will paediatricians & Neonatologists help manage side effects during treatment?

Aster Women and Children provides preventive care and measures to treat patients during treatment. Paediatricians monitor the child’s growth and development and accordingly adjust medications and treatments. Similarly, neonatologists at Aster Hospitals work in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) for utmost follow-up care and often collaborate with the baby’s paediatricians to ensure the baby’s speedy recovery.

What documents should I carry on my first visit to a paediatrician & neonatologist?

Parents must bring all medical documents related to the child’s health, including reports of previous medical treatments, genetic disorders, referral letters from physicians, a list of current medications, and symptoms.

How should I prepare for my first visit to a paediatrician & neonatologist?

When you seek an appointment with medical specialists, you should prefer visiting the hospital before the appointment time and cooperating with medical staff and their protocols. Also, you must read guidelines and instructions related to the treatment process to better understand.

What is the difference between neonatologists and pediatricians?

The paediatrician is a physician who is specially trained in concerned with the health, nutrition, welfare, development, and diseases of children, adolescents, and young adults.

A neonatologist is a physician practicing neonatology who initially receives training as a pediatrician and then completes additional training in neonatology.

What type of support services do you offer in the NICU and the hospital for parents?

Our NICU is the state of art level IV NICU facility with a good patient-to-nurse ratio and a highly skilled specialist available around the clock offering the highest standards of neonatal care.  Our NICU is equipped with advanced neonatal incubators, including transport incubators, invasive and non-invasive ventilators, high-frequency ventilators, transport ventilators, LED, phototherapy units, multiple monitors, invasive blood pressure monitors.

The concept of keeping baby and mother together has been well established, and we try to maintain the same. Exclusive breastfeeding from birth and frequent lactation counselling to ensure adequate and fruitful lactation are emphasised to all mothers.

We treat all the complicated cases like severe RDS, congenital pneumonia, birth asphyxia requiring ventilation and therapeutic hypothermia, PPHN, congenital heart disease and other surgical emergencies, neonatal injuries, haematological and metabolic conditions, case of extremely premature and extremely LBW babies, NNT requiring IV immunoglobulin’s or exchange transfusion central lines, umbilical catheter ICD tubes, PD catheters are well placed.

All the preterm babies and sick babies are exposed to early intervention programs right from NICU, and we understand that optimum development occurs only with psychological well being. We provide kangaroo mother care and family-centred care as a part of a comprehensive approach to preterm care.

Our department works in conjunction with various sub-specialities to provide multidisciplinary and comprehensive services.

Vaccinations are initiated in the hospital and followed up in our immunisation clinic.

Follow up care of preterm and high-risk babies is provided at over high-risk clinics with developmental assessment and educating need for ROP screening, BERA, regular physical therapy.

We provide antenatal counselling, genetic counselling apart from adequate support for parents.

Can I stay somewhere near my baby?

Yes, our Ramesh hospital; believes in taking all measures to keep mother and child close. We encourage frequent visits of the parents to the NICU and spend some time with the baby. We also have the facility of kangaroo mother care where the mother takes care of her preterm baby in a separate ward under the supervision and aims at family center care.

Who is a pediatrician

Pediatricians are medical doctors who have undergone specialized training in the health and wellness of infants, children, adolescents, and young adults

How can I help prevent infection

There are several measures you can take as a parent to avoid your child getting sick. We all carry germs. It is crucial to wash your hands and your child's hands frequently to ward off germs and harmful bacteria. Hand sanitizer dispensers are useful in washing hands. Consult top child specialists if you seek more knowledge about this crucial preventive measure

What do paediatricians do

Pediatricians are doctors managing the health of your child concerning physical, behavioural, and mental health issues. The child specialists are trained to diagnose and treat childhood ailments, from minor health problems to serious diseases

Why should I come to Aster CMI hospital for Pediatric treatment

The child and adolescent centre of Excellence at Aster CMI Hospital has a wide range of pediatric services and treatments that are available under one roof. Once you step into the hospital, you get access to treatment for ailments from Pediatric Neurology to gastroenterology to cardiac care and many more. The best child specialists are available at Aster CMI hospital for the treatment of your child

What documents to carry on my first visit to a Paediatrician?

For your child's first visit to a Pediatrician, it's helpful to bring the following documents and information to ensure a productive appointment:

Child's Medical History: Any previous medical records, including past illnesses, surgeries, medications, and immunization history.

Insurance Information: Your child's insurance card and any necessary forms or documents for billing.

List of Medications: A list of any medications your child is currently taking, including dosages and frequencies.

Family Medical History: Information about any medical conditions that run in the family or may be relevant to your child's health.

Questions and Concerns: Write down any questions you have about your child's health, development, behavior, or any specific concerns you'd like to discuss.

Healthcare Provider Contact Information: Contact information for any other healthcare providers your child sees regularly.

Emergency Contact Information: Make sure to have emergency contact information readily available.
 

Will a Paediatrician help manage side effects during treatment?

Yes, a Pediatrician plays a crucial role in managing and addressing side effects that may arise during a child's treatment. Pediatricians are trained to recognize and manage a wide range of side effects associated with medications, therapies, or medical procedures. Here's how a Pediatrician may help manage side effects during treatment:

Monitoring: Pediatricians closely monitor a child's health and response to treatment to promptly identify any potential side effects.

Symptom Management: They can provide guidance on managing common side effects, such as nausea, fatigue, pain, or changes in appetite.

Medication Adjustments: If necessary, a Pediatrician may adjust medication dosages or change treatment regimens to minimize side effects while maintaining effectiveness.

Referrals: In cases where specialized care is needed, Pediatricians can refer patients to other healthcare professionals, such as pediatric specialists or supportive care services.

Education: Pediatricians educate families about potential side effects, how to recognize them, and when to seek medical attention if needed.

How should I prepare for my first visit to a pediatrician?

To ensure a successful and productive first visit to a Pediatrician, consider the following tips for preparation:

Gather Important Information: Bring your child's medical history, vaccination records, and any relevant medical documents.

List of Medications: Prepare a list of any medications your child is currently taking, including dosage and frequency.

Insurance Details: Have your insurance information and any necessary forms or cards ready for verification.

List of Questions: Write down any questions or concerns you have about your child's health or development.

Comfort Items: Bring comfort items for your child, such as a favorite toy or blanket, to help them feel more at ease.

Arrive Early: Plan to arrive early to complete any necessary paperwork and ensure you have enough time for the appointment.

Understanding Symptoms: Be prepared to describe your child's symptoms, including when they started and any factors that worsen or alleviate them.

How does a Paediatrician decide on a treatment plan?

A Pediatrician, when formulating a treatment plan for a child, considers various factors to ensure the best possible care. Here's how a Pediatrician typically decides on a treatment plan:

Medical History: The Pediatrician reviews the child's medical history, including any underlying conditions, allergies, or previous treatments.

Physical Examination: A thorough physical examination is conducted to assess the child's current health status and any visible symptoms.

Diagnostic Tests: Based on the child's symptoms and examination findings, the Pediatrician may order diagnostic tests such as blood tests, imaging studies, or other specialized tests to confirm a diagnosis.

Consultation: In complex cases, the Pediatrician may consult with other specialists or healthcare professionals to get additional insights and opinions.

Evidence-Based Guidelines: Treatment plans are often based on evidence-based guidelines and best practices established by medical organizations for specific conditions.

Family Preferences: The Pediatrician takes into account the family's preferences, concerns, and goals when developing a treatment plan.

Monitoring and Follow-Up: The Pediatrician establishes a plan for monitoring the child's progress, adjusting treatment as needed, and scheduling follow-up appointments to assess the response to treatment.

By considering these factors and individualizing the treatment plan to the child's unique needs, a Pediatrician aims to provide comprehensive and effective care.

What are the most common types of conditions that Paediatricians treat?

Pediatricians are trained to diagnose, treat, and manage a wide range of medical conditions that affect children from infancy through adolescence. Some of the most common types of conditions that Pediatricians treat include:

Respiratory Infections: Such as colds, flu, bronchitis, and asthma.

Gastrointestinal Issues: Including constipation, diarrhea, gastroenteritis, and food allergies.

Ear Infections: Otitis media is a common childhood ailment treated by Pediatricians.

Skin Conditions: Such as eczema, dermatitis, and rashes.

Childhood Vaccinations: Administering and managing the vaccination schedule to prevent diseases.

Developmental Delays: Monitoring and addressing delays in speech, motor skills, or cognitive development.

Behavioral and Mental Health Concerns: Including ADHD, anxiety, and depression.

Injuries and Accidents: Treatment of minor injuries, fractures, and sports-related trauma.

Chronic Conditions: Managing conditions like diabetes, asthma, and allergies.

What does a paediatrician & Neonatologists do?

At Aster CMI Bangalore, paediatricians and neonatologists provide medical care for babies and children. They treat many health problems, from common illnesses like colds, stomach flu, and ear infections to serious conditions like congenital heart defects and genetic disorders. They use tests and scans to find and treat these problems. They also offer emergency care and perform surgeries when needed, ensuring each child gets the right treatment on time.

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Ask the neonatologist about the best practices for prenatal care and any precautions you should take. Inquire about the types of support available for high-risk pregnancies. After your baby is born, ask about the typical milestones for newborn development and what to do if your baby misses any. Also, seek advice on recognising early signs of allergies or intolerances in your newborn.

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & Neonatologists treat?

Paediatricians & Neonatologists in Bangalore handle and treat premature births, low birth weight, congenital heart defects, respiratory distress, neonatal infections, jaundice, and developmental delays. They also manage asthma, nutritional deficiencies, and infectious diseases, ensuring comprehensive child healthcare and addressing both acute and chronic conditions effectively.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Consider seeing a paediatrician and neonatologist if your child has developmental delays or unusual growth patterns. Early intervention by these specialists can help diagnose underlying conditions and provide appropriate treatment plans, ensuring your child receives the best possible care and support for their development.

What does a paediatrician and neonatologists do?

At Aster Aadhar Kolhapur, paediatricians and neonatologists are dedicated to ensuring the well-being of newborns and children. They treat serious conditions like heart defects, metabolic disorders, and birth defects. They also handle common illnesses such as respiratory infections, gastrointestinal disorders, and skin conditions. Additionally, they help parents learn about newborn care, breastfeeding, and child development. They work with other doctors to ensure each child gets the best care.

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

You should ask about potential complications that could arise during your pregnancy and delivery. Find out what tests and screenings will be conducted to monitor your baby's health. After birth, ask the neonatologist about feeding schedules, sleep patterns, and how to recognise early signs of illness in your newborn. Also, inquire about any long-term care plans if your baby has specific health conditions.

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & Neonatologists treat?

Paediatricians and neonatologists treat genetic disorders, neonatal jaundice, respiratory distress, birth asphyxia, and metabolic disorders. They also offer specialised care for chronic illnesses like epilepsy, diabetes, behavioural issues, and respiratory infections. For older children, paediatricians manage illnesses such as respiratory infections, gastrointestinal disorders, and allergies.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

If your baby shows signs of serious health conditions such as respiratory distress, severe jaundice, or infections shortly after birth, it’s crucial to consult a paediatrician and neonatologist. These specialists are trained to manage and treat critical illnesses in newborns and ensure proper recovery and development.

What does a paediatrician & neonatologists do?

With an emphasis on their physical, mental, and social health, paediatricians specialise in the medical treatment of newborns, kids, and teenagers. Subspecialists in paediatrics who treat complicated and high-risk problems in babies, especially those who are sick or preterm, are known as neonatologists.

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Ask questions regarding your child's diagnosis, available treatments, possible side effects, follow-up care, and any dietary or lifestyle suggestions when you visit a paediatrician or neonatologist. Ask about the anticipated results, warning indicators of problems, and when to seek emergency medical attention.

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & Neonatologists treat?

Paediatricians and neonatologists at Aster MIMS frequently treat conditions including asthma, allergies, infections, and development issues. They provide specialised treatment to support infants' health and development, focusing on conditions such as respiratory distress, infections, congenital abnormalities, and difficulties connected to preterm birth.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Consider scheduling an appointment for regular check-ups, immunisations, growth tracking, and common diseases. Consult paediatricians and neonatologists in Kannur at Aster MIMS if your baby needs specialised critical care right away after delivery or has medical problems such as preterm or birth abnormalities.

What does a paediatrician & Neonatologists do?

Paediatricians and neonatologists specialise in treating children, with the latter group concentrating on neonates. They collaborate to create thorough treatment programmes to identify and treat a wide range of problems affecting children, from respiratory ailments and infectious infections to developmental disorders and congenital anomalies.

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

When you see a paediatrician or neonatologist, you should ask about your child's particular ailment, the suggested course of therapy, any dangers or side effects, and the long-term prognosis. You should also inquire about the clinic's or hospital's resources, support system, and the doctor's background and credentials. It is important to inquire about any alterations in lifestyle or preventative actions that might aid in managing your child's illness.

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & Neonatologists treat?

Paediatricians and neonatologists in Kottakkal at Aster MIMS treat common conditions like respiratory disorders, gastrointestinal problems, infectious diseases, developmental disorders, and congenital abnormalities. They also offer vaccinations, regular well-child examinations, and advice on good living practices.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

If your kid is born prematurely, has a known congenital illness or medical condition, or experiences unanticipated health problems requiring specialised care, you should consider taking them to visit paediatricians and neonatologists in Kottakkal at Aster MIMS. You should also plan for routine well-child check-ups to track your child's growth and development, ensure they receive the appropriate vaccinations, and get answers to any worries or inquiries you may have regarding their health and wellbeing.

What does a paediatrician & Neonatologists do?

Paediatricians and neonatologists are medical specialists who focus on treating newborns, children, and teenagers. They diagnose, treat, and manage young patients with a variety of physical, mental, and developmental disorders.

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

When you see a paediatrician or neonatologist, you should ask questions about your child's growth and development, any worries or inquiries you may have, and the available treatment choices. This will help you ensure that you know exactly what your child's health and care plan entails.

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & Neonatologists treat?

Paediatricians and neonatologists in Areekode at Aster Mother frequently treat ailments in newborns, children, and teenagers, including asthma, allergies, infections, developmental delays, and chronic diseases. They have received specialised training to meet the distinct demands of their young patients.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

For routine checkups, vaccines, or if your kid is suffering any health issues, you should think about scheduling an appointment with a paediatrician or neonatologist at Aster Mother. Seeing these experts on a regular basis will help guarantee your child's ideal development and growth.

What does a paediatrician & Neonatologists do?

A paediatrician diagnoses and treats infants, children, and young adults and addresses their mental, physical, and emotional development. They monitor growth and address various illnesses, including injuries and infections. Neonatologists have expertise in neonatology, a subspecialty of paediatrics, and address medical care for newborns, including severe problems like premature birth and a lower birth weight.

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Patients must know the root cause of conditions like premature birth, low birth weight, birth disorders, and other diseases. They must also know the availability of medical staff during emergency assistance. Further, find out the complete details related to the treatment process, time duration, and guidelines to follow. 

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & Neonatologists treat?

Major treatments that paediatricians treat are neurodegenerative disease, asthma, skin allergy, food poisoning, genetic disorders, ear problems, vomiting, urinary tract infections, colds, cough, and fever. Further, neonatologists treat birth injuries, kidney and liver problems, jaundice, hypoglycemia, seizures, septal defects, respiratory problems, congenital malformations, foetal growth restriction, and underdeveloped organs.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

You must consider seeing a paediatrician within a few hours and a few weeks of the delivery. The time period is considered important for routine check-ups, followed by appointments when the child hits two, four, six, eight, nine, twelve, fifteen, and eighteen months old. Further, premature birth, pregnancy at high risk, and congenital disorders in the foetus are the reasons to see top neonatologists.

What does a paediatrician & Neonatologists do?

Medical specialists with expertise in paediatrics treat children and young adults and address diseases from sore throats and ear infections to broken bones. On the other hand, neonatologists treat infants and newborns until they turn one year old. This includes treating premature births and diseases. 

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Parents must know if they require a consultation/ appointment with paediatricians or neonatologists before delivery. Further, they must know the vaccination schedule these experts provide and the complete process of treating the newborn. Also, they must know their availability during emergency cases to ensure the baby’s effective treatment.

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & Neonatologists treat?

Paediatricians at Aster Prime Hospital are experts in treating colds and coughs, fevers, diarrhoea, urinary tract infections, stomachaches, nausea, vomiting, skin allergies, food poisoning, developmental and genetic disorders, lice and ear problems, asthma, and neurodegenerative disease. Similarly, neonatologists treat conditions, including prematurity or underdeveloped organs, low birth weight, birth disorders, breathing problems, heart conditions, brain conditions, low blood sugar, birth injuries, and jaundice.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

If you experience that your pregnancy is at high risk and a higher chance that the infant will be born prematurely. Further, if you experience that the foetus is diagnosed with congenital disorders or has injury during the delivery, then you must visit a neonatologist. Consider seeing a paediatrician within the 48 to 72 hours of the delivery and in the first few weeks for routine check-ups. 

What does a paediatrician & Neonatologists do?

Paediatricians and neonatologists provide complete medical care to children from birth to their teenage years. These experts offer special care to infants, who are sensitively prone to health issues. They closely monitor children’s health conditions to understand the root problems and causes.

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Parents can ask paediatricians and neonatologists certain questions regarding their children's care plans or treatments. These can include - how long they have been practising child care, which methods they utilise for treatments, how they provide intensive care for newborns, and do they provide recovery options.

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & Neonatologists treat?

The paediatricians and neonatologists handle several types of conditions for treating children, such as infections, flu, skin conditions, asthma, speech difficulties, mental health concerns, premature birth complications, neonatal infections, pneumonia, and respiratory issues. Our paediatricians and neonatologists at Aster handle these critical situations with complete medical care.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

You should consider seeing a paediatrician and neonatologist when you observe or find any specific health issue with your children or newborn baby. Even for minor health issues, it is recommended that you visit these experts to avoid further complications. Our paediatricians and neonatologists in Guntur will explain all these crucial situations.

What does a paediatrician & neonatologists do?

Children need special care for their growth and good health. Hence, paediatricians and neonatologists work closely with their parents to provide beneficial solutions. These experts diagnose and treat critical health problems using painless and non-invasive procedures. They ensure the prevention of newborn babies from serious health issues.

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Asking paediatricians and neonatologists questions is necessary when it comes to the intensive care of your children. The questions can include - how experienced they are in child care treatments, what steps they take to treat critical conditions, how they handle recovery of the children, and which vaccines they offer to newborns for preventive care.

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & neonatologists treat?

Children and newborns are sensitive to environmental imbalances and face several common problems. These include flu, cough, indigestion, pneumonia, breathing difficulties, skin allergies, infections, birth complications, and fever. Our paediatricians and neonatologists in Bangalore monitor these conditions and prepare noninvasive treatment plans for effective child care.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & neonatologist?

If your children are experiencing pain or crying for any unknown reason, you should immediately visit a paediatrician and neonatologist. These problems might occur due to developmental changes in kids' hormones, immunity factors, or environmental impacts. Our paediatricians and neonatologists in Bangalore at Aster RV analyse these conditions closely and provide necessary medical support.

What does a paediatrician & neonatologists do?

Paediatricians are medical specialists who treat children and young adults and ensure their optimum growth and development. Neonatologists, on the other hand, treat newborns and pregnant women who experience high risks of pregnancy, prematurity, and other birth-related conditions.

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Parents must know when the medical staff operates and is ready to take calls. Moreover, they must ensure that the root cause of the conditions, like changes in the child’s behavioural development, ADHD, chronic diseases, and birth problems, is known.

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & Neonatologists treat?

Medical experts specialising in paediatrics and neonatology treat various medical conditions. This group includes paediatricians who treat young adults and provide preventive care for their emotional, social, and physical development. Neonatologists treat illnesses like premature birth, lower birth weight, birth injuries, congenital malformations, breathing problems, and heart problems in children.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Parents must consider seeing a paediatrician when the child experiences developmental or behavioural concerns, autism spectrum disorder, learning challenges, and sleeping disorders. Additionally, make an appointment with neonatologists within the first few hours and weeks of the delivery or when prematurity, birth injuries, lower birth weight, or the child has injuries.

What does a paediatrician & Neonatologists do?

Paediatricians and neonatologists are medical specialists who focus on treating newborns, children, and teenagers. They identify, address, and care for various medical diseases, from simple exams to complicated medical problems.

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Bring any pertinent medical documents, a list of your child's current medicines, and any worries or inquiries you may have about their health when you see paediatricians & neonatologists in Kochi at Aster Medcity. This supports the healthcare professional in making well-informed decisions and delivering optimal patient care.

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & Neonatologists treat?

Paediatricians and neonatologists at Aster Medcity treat a wide range of ailments, the most prevalent ones being infections, respiratory disorders, developmental and behavioural disorders, chronic problems such as diabetes or asthma, and accidents or traumas.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

Whenever your kid exhibits a new or worrisome symptom or condition or for routine well-child examinations, you should consider taking them to visit paediatricians and neonatologists in Kochi at Aster Medcity.

What does a paediatrician & Neonatologists do?

Paediatricians and neonatologists at Aster MIMS specialise in caring for newborns and children. They manage the health of infants with serious conditions, providing treatments for infections, respiratory issues, and other complications. These doctors also perform regular health check-ups, vaccinations, and developmental assessments to ensure that each child is growing healthy. They coordinate with other specialists to create comprehensive care plans if there is a complex medical need.

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

During your appointment, ask about potential genetic conditions and whether genetic testing is recommended. Discuss the hospital's procedures for handling premature births and the available support. After your baby is born, ask about the immunisation schedule and any side effects to watch for. Additionally, inquire about the signs of common neonatal infections and how to prevent them.

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & Neonatologists treat?

Paediatricians and neonatologists at Aster MIMS manage various health conditions in infants and children. Common neonatal issues include neonatal jaundice, congenital disorders such as heart defects and genetic anomalies, and infections like sepsis and pneumonia. Respiratory problems, including neonatal respiratory distress syndrome and transient tachypnea of the newborn, are also frequently treated.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & Neonatologist?

If your baby is born prematurely, you should consider seeing a paediatrician and neonatologist, as they require specialised care to address their unique health needs. Additionally, if any congenital disorders are detected during pregnancy or immediately after birth, these specialists can provide the necessary medical interventions and ongoing care.

What does a paediatrician & neonatologists do?

Paediatricians are medical experts who treat, address, and provide preventive care to infants, children, and teenagers, whereas neonatologists only provide medical assistance and treatment to newborns and infants. Paediatricians monitor children's overall growth and development, while neonatologists ensure infants get the best treatment and care.

What questions should you ask a paediatrician & neonatologist?

Parents must know the reason behind premature birth, lower birth weight, birth injuries, persistent cold, cough, and fever. Furthery, they must know the time and availability of medical staff during an emergency. They can also ask questions related to the child’s medical treatment and durations.

What are the most common types of conditions that paediatricians & neonatologists treat?

Paediatricians & neonatologists in Whitefield at Aster Women and Children have expertise in treating a wide range of medical conditions. Paediatricians treat diseases, including colds and coughs, chronic diseases, and asthma. They also address ADHD, provide vaccines, and monitor child development. Neonatologists, on the other hand, treat prematurity, low birth weight, birth disorders, breathing problems, and birth injuries.

When should I consider seeing a paediatrician & neonatologist?

Seeking an appointment with a paediatrician is effective for knowing the child's overall physical and emotional health. Seeing a neonatologist, on the other hand, becomes important when the foetus is diagnosed with a congenital disability. Also, visit them when you encounter an unexpected health condition at birth.

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