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What is Pediatrics?
Pediatrics is the branch of medicine focused on the health and development of infants, children, and adolescents. It includes everything from routine wellness visits to treatment for acute illnesses, chronic conditions, and rare disorders.
"Pediatric care isn’t just about treating illness—it’s about nurturing growth, inspiring hope, and supporting families every step of the way."
Conditions & Services We Support
Routine Growth
Pediatric Infections & Fevers
Childhood Asthma
Digestive
Neurological
Pediatric Cardiology
Is Your Child Growing Healthy and Strong?
Early awareness is key—understand the common factors that may affect your child’s health and development.
Age-Based Milestones
Missing physical, emotional, or cognitive milestones may signal underlying health concerns.
Recurrent Infections
Frequent colds, ear infections, or fevers may indicate immune or allergy-related issues.
Behavioral Changes
Sudden mood swings, hyperactivity, or social withdrawal may signal emotional or mental health concerns.
Nutritional Gaps
Poor diet or vitamin deficiencies can lead to weak immunity, growth delays, or behavioral changes.
Delayed Speech or Motor Skills
Speech delays or trouble with movement could point to developmental or neurological conditions.
Family Medical History
Genetic or hereditary conditions can impact a child’s long-term health and may require early screening.
Signs and Symptoms
Stay alert — early signs of health issues in children can lead to faster care and better outcomes.
Persistent fever or infections
Unexplained fatigue
Delayed growth or weight gain
Breathing difficulties
Developmental delays
Chronic digestive issues
Rashes or skin changes
Pale skin or bruising
Do’s and Don’ts for Pediatric Health
Stick to these simple guidelines to stay on the right track.
- Keep regular wellness checkups and vaccinations
- Monitor growth charts and developmental milestones
- Maintain open conversations about symptoms and behaviors
- Follow pediatrician recommendations consistently
- Support emotional wellness alongside physical health
- Delay medical evaluation for ongoing symptoms
- Self-diagnose or rely solely on online parenting groups
- Overuse antibiotics without medical guidance
- Miss specialist referrals when advised
- Ignore concerns related to speech, behavior, or attention
Early Sign and When to See a Doctor
Children may not always express how they feel—recognizing subtle signs early can lead to timely diagnosis and better care.
- Unexplained weight loss or poor weight gain despite normal eating
- Persistent fatigue, low energy, or excessive sleepiness
- Frequent or unusual bruising, bleeding, or prolonged nosebleeds
- Chronic cough, wheezing, or noisy breathing lasting more than 3 weeks
- Delayed milestones in walking, talking, or social interaction
- Changes in behavior, such as irritability, withdrawal, or hyperactivity
- Recurrent fevers, infections, or slow recovery from illness
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How Manaaki Healthcare Helps You
"At Manaaki, we simplify your medical journey by offering expert guidance, world-class treatment options, and full support—every step of the way."
We offer 100% assistance with visa processing, ensuring a smooth and family-friendly journey. Our expert pediatric specialists are available for consultation, with urgent cases given top priority. Every service is designed with children in mind—delivered with care, compassion, and transparent, affordable pricing so parents know exactly what to expect.
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Our network includes renowned hospitals accredited by global standards such as NABH and JCI.
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FAQS
When should I take my child to a pediatrician?
You should visit a pediatrician for regular check-ups, vaccinations, developmental concerns, and any signs of illness or unusual behavior in your child.
How often should my child have a check-up?
Regular check-ups are recommended at birth, then periodically through infancy and childhood—typically at 1, 2, 4, 6, 9, 12, 15, and 18 months, then annually after age 2.
What vaccinations does my child need?
Vaccination schedules vary by country but generally include protection against diseases like measles, polio, hepatitis, diphtheria, and more. Your pediatrician will guide you based on age and location.
What are developmental milestones?
These are age-based physical, social, emotional, and cognitive skills children typically achieve. Delays may indicate a need for further evaluation.
What should I do if my child has a high fever?
If your child has a fever above 100.4°F (38°C) lasting more than a couple of days or shows signs of distress, contact a pediatrician immediately.
How can I tell if my child has allergies or asthma?
Frequent sneezing, coughing, rashes, wheezing, or difficulty breathing may be signs. Your pediatrician can perform allergy tests or refer you to a specialist.
Is my child growing normally?
Growth is monitored using growth charts during regular check-ups. If your child is consistently below or above average, your pediatrician may evaluate for underlying issues.
Do you assist international patients with travel and accommodation?
Yes, we offer full support with visa processing, travel planning, and accommodation to ensure a stress-free experience for families traveling for pediatric care.
