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Dr. Pankaj Kumar is a dedicated and experienced Homeopathic practitioner who earned his Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS) degree from Bihar…
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Dr. Pankaj Kumar is a dedicated and experienced Homeopathic practitioner who earned his Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS) degree from Bihar…
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A pediatrician is a kids’ doctor — they take care of babies, toddlers, and teens (basically from birth till 18 years). They do everything from regular check-ups to treating fevers, coughs, infections, and even growth or behavior stuff.
They handle baby check-ups, vaccines, treating colds and coughs, food advice, allergy care, growth tracking, basically anything related to your kid’s health, from newborns to teenagers.
Yes, most pediatric clinics and hospitals in Patna give all the routine vaccines (as per the schedule), and they also offer optional ones if you want extra protection for your child.
Usually, it is between ₹300 to ₹800. It depends on how experienced the doctor is and which clinic or hospital you're going to.
Yes, many are linked to big hospitals or kids’ hospitals that have 24x7 emergency care, even for newborns and preemies (NICU and all that).
Yes, if your child’s speech is late or they’re not walking properly, or there’s any delay, pediatricians can check and guide you. Sometimes they might send you to a child specialist like a therapist or neurologist for more help.
Of course. They help with feeding tips, what to give and avoid, picky eating, underweight or obesity issues, and even what supplements your child might need.
Yes, some pediatricians have more experience in handling asthma, wheezing, allergies, or skin issues like eczema. Some even do allergy testing or send you to an allergy expert if needed.
Yes, many hospitals now do early screening for thyroid, hearing, genetic issues, etc. It’s good to get it done early as it is better to be safe than sorry.
In the first year, take your baby once a month. After that, every 3–6 months till they turn 2. Once they’re older, once a year is usually fine. It’s just to check growth, health, and keep up with the vaccine chart.