Care
From newborn to 18 years.
Immunization, growth, fever, asthma, feeding, skin, behavior, and first aid — at two Visakhapatnam branches, seven days a week.
01
Newborn & child care
We see children from birth to 18 years: jaundice and weight gain in newborns, school-age checkups, and the in-between visits when a parent just wants a second look. Bring previous notes if you have them.
02
Immunization & vaccination
On-schedule immunization and catch-up doses when a vaccine has been missed. Mention vaccination when you book so we can keep stock ready. Bring the immunization card.
03
Growth & development monitoring
Regular growth checks sit alongside questions about speech, play, and school. If you are concerned your child is smaller than peers or slower to a milestone, a focused visit can sort common variation from something to watch.
04
Asthma & allergy management
We review inhaler technique, triggers, and when to step treatment up or down. For a child who wakes at night with cough or struggles with exercise, bring any previous prescriptions or peak-flow notes.
05
Nutrition & diet counselling
Feeding is one of the most common worries we hear. We talk through what is on the plate, how much is enough, and when a diet change is actually needed — without turning every meal into a battle.
06
Feeding & lactation guidance
Latch, supply, mixed feeding, and the return to work. A short visit can settle a lot of noise from well-meaning advice. Come early if feeding is painful or the baby is not gaining.
07
Fever & common illnesses
Most visits are for fever, cough, loose stools, or a sore throat. We examine, explain what we are watching for overnight, and refer promptly if hospital care is the safer path.
08
Diarrhea & gastrointestinal care
We check hydration, decide who can stay home with oral fluids, and who needs more. Bring a note of how many wet nappies or glasses of water your child has had today.
09
Skin, hair & nail problems
Childhood skin is busy: heat rash, eczema, fungal patches, and infected insect bites. We treat what we can in clinic and tell you plainly if a dermatologist should see it next.
10
Behavior & learning concerns
If teachers have mentioned attention, or home feels harder than it should, a pediatric visit is a good first step. We listen, look for medical contributors, and refer for further assessment when needed.
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Injury care & first aid
Minor wounds, bumps, and suspected sprains can often be reviewed in clinic. For a head injury with vomiting or drowsiness, a bone that looks wrong, or heavy bleeding, go to hospital first.
When to go to hospital instead
This is a clinic, not an emergency department. If your child has trouble breathing, a seizure, will not wake, has a very high fever under three months, or you are frightened by how they look — go to the nearest hospital.
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