MD Paediatrics
Graduated from prestigious Gandhi medical College Bhopal and experience in paediatric critical care, growth and development, respiratory issues, seizure, neu…
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MD Paediatrics
Graduated from prestigious Gandhi medical College Bhopal and experience in paediatric critical care, growth and development, respiratory issues, seizure, neu…
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A paediatrician is a doctor who takes care of babies, kids and teenagers. They check growth, weight, height, and help in treating common sicknesses like fever, cold, infection, etc. They also tell parents about vaccination, nutrition, and child milestones.
Mostly, they have an MBBS and then an MD or DNB in Paediatrics. Some also do DCH (Diploma in Child Health) or some fellowship in child critical care or newborn care.
They provide newborn care, vaccination, growth chart check, treatment of cough, fever, allergy, and asthma. They also provide guidance for nutrition, development, and support for chronic illness. Sometimes they work together with a surgeon or therapist if needed.
Yes, many doctors now give online video call check-ups through DocIndia. It’s good for small problems, follow-up, or advice without going to the clinic. Helpful for parents staying far away or busy.
Fees are mostly between ₹200 to ₹600. It depends on the doctor’s experience and the clinic or hospital. It can cost more if it’s the first visit. But a follow-up can cost less. Some senior doctors or big hospitals charge a little more.
Yes, they keep a proper record of vaccines and give a reminder for the next dose. They also explain about optional vaccines and why it is important to give them on time.
Yes, many of them are trained for that. Hospital-based paediatricians take care of premature and low-weight babies, and they work along with NICU doctors if the baby needs special care.
Yes, they tell what to feed a baby at different ages, when to start solid food, how to deal with picky eating or less weight gain. They also help in planning a proper, balanced diet for a child.
Yes, most of them call for follow-up to see how the child is recovering after the hospital stay. They check growth, development and adjust medicine or diet if needed.
Yes, they treat allergy, asthma, and skin problems in kids. They find what is causing the allergy, give inhalers or syrup, and tell how to control it at home.