Paediatric Care
What is Pediatric care?
Pediatric care refers to the medical care and healthcare services provided specifically for children, from birth through adolescence. It encompasses a range of healthcare services aimed at promoting the health and well-being of children and addressing their unique medical needs. Pediatric care is a specialized field within healthcare, and professionals who specialize in this area are known as pediatricians.
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Easy Maternity Home Frequently Asked Questions
When should my child start receiving pediatric care?
Pediatric care typically begins with well-child visits shortly after birth. These visits continue throughout childhood and adolescence, providing ongoing monitoring and care.
What vaccinations does my child need, and when?
Pediatricians follow a recommended vaccination schedule to protect children from various diseases. The schedule includes vaccinations for diseases such as measles, mumps, rubella, polio, and others.
What should I expect during a well-child visit?
Well-child visits typically involve physical examinations, developmental assessments, vaccinations, and discussions about nutrition, behavior, and any parental concerns.
When should I seek medical attention for my child's illness or injury?
Contact your pediatrician if your child has a fever, persistent symptoms, or an injury that raises concerns. Pediatricians are available to address both acute and chronic health issues.
