Paediatrics
Doctor: Dr. Jaya Lekshmi
Paediatrics at Kundara Hospital
Caring for Your Child’s Health and Development
Children have unique healthcare needs at every stage of growth. The Paediatrics Department at Kundara Hospital focuses on medical consultations for infants and children, helping parents seek appropriate healthcare guidance for their little ones.
From common childhood illnesses to questions about growth and general well-being, paediatric consultations help parents better understand their child’s health needs. A paediatric assessment considers the child’s age, symptoms, medical history, and developmental stage.
Our Paediatric Services
Depending on the services available at the hospital, paediatric consultations may include:
- Assessment of common childhood illnesses
- Evaluation of fever, cough, and other symptoms
- General child health consultations
- Growth and developmental assessments
- Guidance on age-appropriate preventive healthcare
- Advice on further evaluation or specialist referral when required
When Should Your Child See a Paediatrician?
Consult a paediatrician if your child has persistent fever, recurring illnesses, feeding difficulties, concerns about growth, or other symptoms that require medical attention.
Parents should seek urgent medical care if a child has severe breathing difficulties, seizures, unusual difficulty waking, or signs of significant dehydration.
Supporting Healthy Childhood Development
A child’s health involves more than treating illnesses. Appropriate nutrition, sleep, physical activity, preventive care, and developmental monitoring all contribute to overall well-being.
Parents are encouraged to discuss concerns openly with their child’s doctor and follow professional advice regarding vaccinations, nutrition, and routine assessments.
Book Your Child’s Consultation
Contact Kundara Hospital to enquire about paediatric consultations with Dr. Jaya Lekshmi.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. At what age should a child visit a paediatrician?
Paediatricians provide healthcare for infants and children. The appropriate consultation schedule depends on the child’s age, health needs, and local preventive-care recommendations.
2. When should I take my child to a doctor for a fever?
Seek medical advice if your child’s fever persists, worsens, or occurs with concerning symptoms. Fever in a baby younger than three months requires urgent medical assessment.
3. Can I consult a paediatrician about my child’s growth?
Yes. A paediatrician can assess growth and development and discuss concerns about nutrition, weight, height, and developmental milestones.
4. What should I bring to my child’s appointment?
Bring any available vaccination records, previous medical reports, current medication details, and information about your child’s symptoms and medical history.