When should I take my child to the doctor for fever?
Infants <3 months with any fever, or children with fever >103°F (39.4°C), fever lasting >3 days, rash, difficulty breathing, or persistent vomiting — visit immediately.
Compassionate child healthcare from newborn to adolescent
Our Paediatrics department provides comprehensive healthcare for children from birth through adolescence. Services include routine well-child visits, immunisation, developmental assessments, management of acute illnesses (fever, diarrhoea, infections) and chronic conditions (asthma, anaemia, ADHD).
Consultant: Senior Paediatrician (available Mon–Sat)
Comprehensive management of all major conditions in Paediatrics & Child Health
From diagnosis to treatment — all under one roof
⚕️ Well-child Visits
⚕️ Growth Monitoring
⚕️ National Immunisation Schedule (NIS 2026)
⚕️ Developmental Screening
⚕️ Nebulisation
⚕️ ORS & Rehydration Therapy
⚕️ Iron Infusion
⚕️ Allergy Testing
⚕️ Hearing & Vision Screening
⚕️ School Health Assessment
Common questions about Paediatrics & Child Health
Infants <3 months with any fever, or children with fever >103°F (39.4°C), fever lasting >3 days, rash, difficulty breathing, or persistent vomiting — visit immediately.
Yes, India updated NIS 2026 — it now includes rotavirus booster, pneumococcal vaccines and HPV for girls aged 9-14. Ask our paediatrician for a personalised catch-up schedule.
Signs include persistent inattention, hyperactivity or impulsivity beyond what is typical for the child's age, present in at least two settings (home + school) and affecting functioning for 6+ months.
Mild jaundice in the first week is common. Severe yellowing, yellow in whites of eyes, poor feeding or sleepiness needs phototherapy — visit us promptly.
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