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MBBS, Diploma in Child Health (DCH)

Pediatrics
Child Development Center · Akola, Maharashtra

Dr. Shraddha Ugale is a Pediatric Development and Behavioral medicine Specialist and General Physician in Akola City, Akola and has an experience of 14 years…

MBBS, Diploma in Child Health (DCH)

Pediatrics
Sadhwani Hospital · Akola, Maharashtra

Consulting Paediatrician,24 years experience,running Sadhwani Hospital with all state of art facilities

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Frequently asked questions

What do paediatricians in Akola treat?

They care for infants to teens with colds, fevers, infections, growth problems, allergies, and developmental delays. They provide vaccinations, preventive counselling, and nutrition guidance.

What is the consultation fee of paediatrics in Akola?

Fees range from Rs. 200 to Rs. 500 per visit. Fees depend on experience and clinic.

Are paediatricians available for teleconsults?

Some provide video follow-ups, but in-person visits are preferred for accurate child assessment. Platforms may indicate availability online.

What should parents bring to a visit?

Bring vaccination records, growth charts, reports from past illnesses, and current medications. Note feeding schedules, sleep behaviour, symptoms, and developmental observations.

What is the length of appointments?

Routine wellness visits take about 10 to 15 minutes. Visits for illness orda or evaluation may take 20 to 30 minutes. Newborn or developmentaloptic assessments may require more time.

How often should children see a paediatrician?

Frequent visits in infancy for growth and vaccinations are common. Thereafter, check-ups every few months or annually are recommended.

Are vaccinations given at clinics?

Yes, most paediatricians offer recommended vaccines like DPT, MMR, polio, and optional ones. These are aligned with national immunisation schedules.

Do they manage chronic conditions?

Yes, conditions like asthma, allergies, eczema, or nutritional deficiencies are treated. They monitor growth and provide preventive plans and medications.

Is nutritional advice and development counseling part of care?

Definitely, they provide guidance on feeding, balanced diet, milestones, growth tracking, and addressing picky eating. counselling

Are emergency services available?

Many clinics provide basic urgent care and first aid. Complex emergencies are referred to larger hospitals in nearby cities.

How to choose a paediatrician?

Consider experience, parental feedback, clinic environment, and fee transparency. A welcoming atmosphere and clear communication are key.

Is follow-up after illness common?

Yes, doctors often ask parents to return for a recovery check or growth follow-up. This helps ensure the child is improving properly.

Do clinics accept child health insurance?

Some private clinics accept insurance or allow cashless billing. Government hospitals may offer free or low-cost services. Parents should verify coverage during booking.

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