Medical Speciality
Paediatrics
Medical care for infants, children, and adolescents covering general health, development, and paediatric specialty conditions.
180+ Specialists
100+ Hospitals
Common Conditions
Neonatal JaundiceRespiratory InfectionsFebrile SeizuresPaediatric AsthmaChildhood Diabetes (Type 1)Growth DisordersCongenital Heart DiseaseChildhood Cancers
Warning Symptoms — See a Doctor If You Have:
- High fever in infants
- Breathing difficulty or fast breathing
- Persistent cough or wheeze
- Poor feeding or weight gain
- Developmental milestones not met
- Rashes with fever
Common Procedures & Tests
Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU)
Paediatric Echocardiography
Developmental Assessment
Childhood Vaccinations
Paediatric Surgery
Allergy Testing
FAQ
Paediatrics — Frequently Asked Questions
How often should a child see a paediatrician?
Newborns: multiple visits in the first month. Then at 2, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24 months. After age 2: annually, or more frequently if concerns arise. Regular visits track growth, development, and immunisations.
What are signs a child needs urgent medical attention?
Seek immediate care for: high fever in a baby under 3 months, breathing difficulty, severe dehydration (no wet nappies, sunken fontanelle), persistent vomiting, seizures, unusual drowsiness, or a rash with fever.