Dr. P K Choudhary

He probably has a mild urine infection. Get a urine routine and urine culture test done. See that he drinks plenty of liquids.

It very tough. Get him vaccinated. Try to boost his immunity by nutritious food. As he is getting repeated infection ,get his IGA,IGG.IGM assessed. Nebulize with duolin only if not asthmatic as budecort will increase chances of pneumonia.

Thanks for seeking health n fitness with ayurveda but now remotely hard to add value but water soaked resins, application at anus of coconut oil mixed with camper will work for her till you consult paed sx.

Weight depends upon the birth weight. Birth weight is regained at 2 weeks. After that increases at a rate of 30 grams per day.

Loose stool in this age is common, but sometimes can be a serious sign of disease. Describe hiss feeding, urine, sleep, activity and medication.

Since cough is persistent for 10 days, get checked properly. As he has completed 6 months, you can give semi solids (not solid) to start with 1 item once in a day.

You never scold her and make it a habit to put her on toilet at sames time on everyday and habit forming will be possible. I t is not a serious issue for a 2 year old and as he grows up he can be easily trained.

He may have mild difficulty in pronociation. If all other functions are normal then do not worry about it. It will also become normal wuth age. Be careful not to frequently correct him. Criicize him or make fun of him, because if you do this then your son will gradually lose confidence to talk freely and strat withdrawing or avoiding situation where he needs to talk.

Every 2-3 hourly feeds are must for a newborn baby to avoid significant weight loss-->. Meet your pediatrician asap and ofcourse you have to do check weight of your baby every 3 days. Sometimes infection or jaundice are the common cause of lethargy.

FACTS:
1.Most febrile seizures occur in the first few hours of a fever, during the initial rise in body temperature.It occurs usually in children in age groups 3mths -5-6yrs.
2.Most febrile seizures last only a few minutes and are accompanied by a fever above 101°F (38.3°C). Although they can be frightening for parents, brief febrile seizures (less than 15 minutes) do not cause any long-term health problems.
3.Having a febrile seizure does not mean a child has epilepsy.
4Children at highest risk for recurrence are those who have:

their first febrile seizure at a young age (younger than 18 months)
a family history of febrile seizures
a febrile seizure as the first sign of an illness
a relatively low temperature increases with their first febrile seizure

What should be done in case of febrile seizure:

>Note the start time of the seizure. If the seizure lasts longer than 5 minutes, call an ambulance.
> The child should be taken immediately to the nearest medical facility for diagnosis and treatment.
>Call an ambulance if the seizure is less than 5 minutes but the child does not seem to be recovering quickly.
>Gradually place the child on a protected surface such as the floor or ground to prevent accidental injury. Do not restrain or hold a child during a convulsion.
>Position the child on his or her side or stomach to prevent choking. When possible, gently remove any objects from the child’s mouth. Nothing should ever be placed in the child's mouth during a convulsion. These objects can obstruct the child's airway and make breathing difficult.
>Seek immediate medical attention if this is the child’s first febrile seizure and take the child to the doctor once the seizure has ended to check for the cause of the fever. This is especially urgent if the child shows sym.ptoms of stiff neck, extreme lethargy, or abundant vomiting, which may be signs of meningitis, an infection over the brain surface.

It is a time consuming process and difficult. SOme children will still cling on for breast . Instead of bottle you give in a spoon from a cup and is troublesome for you till he adjusts . Do not train bottle

For babies, it takes time for them to recover as their energy levels are too high, so give some time, keep on trying juices and other foods what your baby use to take. Don't worry.

If your baby is having blood in stools needs to be seen by a pediatrician. The stool has to be tested for routine examination and cultured. Till then prevent dehydration by giving ORS, Probiotic and Zinc orally. Mothers feed should be given frequently.

Hi dear it seems rickets ,vitamin D deficiency, kindly meet your paediatrician, also together with homoeopathic constitutional treatment will help her better assimilation and growth You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance.

Most of the times bed wetting is inorganic. The approach in this case will be to look for organic causes which are those that needs treatment with medication or surgery. These are usually not needed. If the condition is inorganic, behaviour therapy could be instituted.

Check the weight/ weighing scale again. It might be faulty. Check weight on the same scale. If child suffered some illness, he may have lost but otherwise unlikely.

It can be both and you give her good attention and care to make her feel at home . She will adapt to new environment

He is delayed developmental child and need check up. If all are normal he will start though a bit late and catch up. More birth details needed to assess his condition. You can consult me.

Donot give any liquids before sleep, ask him to urinate first, not the time if possible and repeat. You can use bed wetting alarms also to train him.

Need not be. All may not have fever, but what vaccine was given. You can ask me privately for regular advice on child rearing.