Paediatrics

Prime Hospital, Kondhwa, follows the Indian Academy of Paediatrics immunisation schedule, starting at birth and continuing through infancy, the toddler years, and school age, with booster doses at set ages. Bring your child’s vaccination card to every visit so the record stays complete and reminders can be set.

See a paediatrician promptly if your child is under 3 months with any fever, has a fever above 40°C, is unusually drowsy or irritable, is not drinking or passing urine, has a rash that does not fade on pressure, difficulty breathing, or a fever lasting more than 3 days.

Growth is tracked on standard charts for height, weight, and head circumference over time — the trend matters more than a single reading. If your child is falling across the chart lines or you have concerns about feeding or milestones, the paediatrician can assess and advise.

Frequent minor infections are common in the first few years, especially after starting daycare, and most need only supportive care. The paediatrician will check for treatable contributors such as allergy, asthma, anaemia, or low immunity if infections are unusually frequent or severe.

Yes. Newborn visits check weight gain, feeding, jaundice, the umbilical cord, reflexes, and hip and heart examination, and are a good time to discuss feeding, sleep, and safe-sleep practices. The first visit is usually within the first week after discharge.