Child Health

Pediatric Care & Vaccination

Gentle, complete care for newborns, children and adolescents — vaccination, growth checks and everyday illnesses.

Overview

Pediatric Care & Vaccination

From a newborn's first check-up to a growing child's everyday illnesses, we offer warm, reassuring care with timely vaccination, growth tracking and clear guidance for parents.

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Dr. Swapnil Shukla

Dr. Swapnil Shukla

MBBS, DNB (Pediatrics)

Consultant Pediatrician & Pediatric Endocrinologist

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Symptoms & signs

  • Fever, cough, cold or flu
  • Diarrhoea, vomiting or dehydration
  • Feeding or weight concerns
  • Missed or upcoming vaccinations
  • Common childhood infections
  • Questions about development and milestones

Diagnosis

  • A gentle, thorough examination
  • Growth and development tracking against standard charts
  • Only the tests that will change your child's care
  • Clear explanation and reassurance for parents

Treatment & care

  • Timely immunisation following the recommended schedule, with reminders
  • Sensible treatment that avoids unnecessary medicines
  • Feeding, nutrition and development guidance
  • Prompt care when your child is unwell

A note on health information: Content on this website is for general awareness and does not replace a consultation. For diagnosis or treatment, please book an appointment with the relevant specialist at Parijatha Healthcare Clinic. In an emergency, call your nearest hospital immediately.

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Care for your mind, your child and your health

Specialist care under one roof, with a friendly appointment desk. Reach us on call or WhatsApp and we'll find a time that works for you and your family.

Questions

Pediatric Care & Vaccination — FAQs

Do you provide all childhood vaccinations?

Yes. We follow the recommended immunisation schedule, offer catch-up vaccines where needed, and track what's due so your child stays protected.

My child has a fever — when should I visit?

Book a visit if a fever is very high, lasts more than two to three days, or comes with poor feeding, breathing difficulty, a rash, drowsiness or dehydration. For any newborn fever, seek care promptly.