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Dr. Sanjay Tandon Neonatal Nursing

Dr. Sanjay Tandon

Pediatrician

33 years of experience

Vatslya Child Care Clinic And Vaccination Center Kalkaji, Delhi + 1 more

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Dr. Surinder Kaur Arora Neonatal Nursing

Dr. Surinder Kaur Arora

Asthma And Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Specialist

41 years of experience

Sama Hospital Siri Fort Road, Delhi + 1 more

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Dr. Raghuram Mallaiah Neonatal Nursing

Dr. Raghuram Mallaiah

Pediatrician

31 years of experience

Fortis La Femme Greater Kailash Part 2, Delhi

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Dr. Manpreet Sethi Neonatal Nursing

Dr. Manpreet Sethi

Endocrinologist

10 years of experience

Max Hospital Patparganj Patparganj, Delhi + 4 more

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Dr. Vinita Jain Neonatal Nursing

Dr. Vinita Jain

Pediatrician

23 years of experience

Max Super Speciality Hospital Shalimar Bagh, Delhi + 2 more

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Dr. Avadesh Ahuja Neonatal Nursing

Dr. Avadesh Ahuja

Pediatrician

15 years of experience

Fortis La Femme Greater Kailash Part 2, Delhi

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Dr. Deepak Sikriwal Neonatal Nursing

Dr. Deepak Sikriwal

Pediatrician

16 years of experience

Triton Hospital Nehru Place, Delhi + 1 more

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Questions & Answers on "Neonatal Nursing" (586)

Hey I have 7.5 month old male…He had an episode of seizure which can be described by the eye witness as shivering, fixed gaze, not responding to stimulus and making different faces…lasted for about 2minutes but was unresponsive and eyes remained still for 15 minutes when we just arrived at hospital….Since his legs and hands are always cold, didn’t notice temperature earlier but at the emergency hospital temperature of 102.8 f was recorded…They secured i/v line And was observed for 24 hours…During the stay crp was 15.6 and normal cbc, metabolites and sugar level…On discharge they RAT test which was positive…Is it febrile seizure? Do children with COVID present the sameor some other concern…? help

Male | 7

This seems to be an afebrile Seizure. Covid can increase the risk of febrile seizures in children.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have a 1 year old with RSV and her oxygen level is siting at 91% should I be concerned. It dropped to 87% for a split second then shot back up to 91%. She is breathing 26 breathes per minute.

Female | 1

A 91% oxygen level is slightly low for a one-year-old with RSV. This virus makes breathing harder for babies. The dropping oxygen shows her lungs are struggling. Watch her closely to ensure she's comfortable. However, if her oxygen keeps dropping or she has difficulty breathing, take her to the hospital urgently. Ensure she drinks lots of fluids and rests.

Answered on 12th Dec '24

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A 13 year old girl suffering from high fever and throat pain and feeling uneasy.

Female | 13

High fever and throat pain could be due to a common viral infection like the flu or a throat infection like strep throat. It's important to rest up, drink plenty of fluids, and maybe try some warm saltwater gargles to help with your throat. I recommend checking in with a pediatrician, who can do a quick exam and maybe some tests to figure out the best way to help you feel better.

Answered on 31st Oct '25

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One of my relative is pregnant, the ultrasound report shows that there is a Hydrops fetalis issue. What will you suggest if i mis-courage this or not? The child duration was 18 weeks

Female | 30

Hydrops fetalis is a condition where excess fluid builds up in a baby’s body. This can lead to serious complications and can have various causes, including heart defects, infections, or blood incompatibilities. It's essential to have ongoing care with a gynecologist to monitor the situation closely. They may suggest additional tests or interventions to address underlying issues.

Answered on 6th Mar '25

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My child diagnostic seronegative poly jia yesterday she has pain in her knees finger and ankles...how long take it go to remission...she walked normal now..in future it affects her waling..

Female | 9

Seronegative polyarticular juvenile idiopathic arthritis often causes joint pain, especially in areas like knees and fingers. While symptoms can vary, many children experience significant relief and may enter remission, which can take time. Maintaining mobility through physical therapy and regular exercise is crucial. Encourage gentle activity to strengthen muscles around the joints. Regular follow-ups with a pediatrician are essential for tailored treatment and monitoring.

Answered on 13th Feb '25

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