Paediatrics

Dedicated, expert healthcare for newborns, infants, and growing children, ensuring optimal health, development, and specialized SNCU support from day one.

Well Baby Clinic▾

Overview

Comprehensive preventive health monitoring, developmental tracking, and immunization management designed to safeguard your child's optimal growth and immunologic health.

Incidence

Essential for 100% of infants and young children throughout early developmental stages.

Symptoms / Focus Areas

Routine growth tracking, developmental milestone screening, pediatric nutrition guidance, and childhood illness prevention.

Treatment Options

Complete in-house vaccination services following national immunization schedules, individualized pediatric nutrition advice, and physical/growth charting (weight, length, head circumference).

Helpful Patient Information

Maintaining an updated vaccination record during every clinic visit helps ensure your baby stays protected against preventable childhood diseases on schedule.

When to Visit

Schedule your first well-baby check within 1 week of birth, followed by routine vaccination visits at 6, 10, and 14 weeks, 6 months, 9 months, and annually thereafter.

Sick Newborn Care▾

Overview

Round-the-clock intensive monitoring and advanced life support for premature, low-birth-weight, or critically ill newborns requiring specialized medical intervention.

Incidence

Approximately 10%-15% of all newborns require specialized neonatal observation or intensive care post-delivery.

Symptoms / Indications

Respiratory distress (fast breathing or grunting), prematurity (<37 weeks), birth asphyxia, severe neonatal jaundice, low birth weight, feeding intolerance, or infections.

Treatment Options

Admission to a dedicated Sick Newborn Care Unit (SNCU) featuring Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) for respiratory support, specialized pediatric nebulization, precise micro-infusion pumps for medications/fluids, high-intensity phototherapy for jaundice, and temperature-regulated radiant warmers.

Helpful Patient Information

Our SNCU enforces strict infection-control protocols while providing a supportive environment for maternal breast milk expression and skin-to-skin contact whenever medically safe.

When to Visit

Direct admission is initiated immediately post-delivery upon any sign of respiratory distress, low birth weight, premature birth, or clinical instability.