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Medicare Hospital is known for housing experienced Pediatricians. Dr. Brajesh Lahuti, a well-reputed Pediatrician, practices in Indore. Visit this medical health centre for Pediatricians recommended by 59 patients.
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06:30 PM - 08:00 PM
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4/5, Old Palasia, Ravindra Nagar, Indore- 452001
Old Palasia Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- 452001
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Treatment of Child and Adolescent Problems
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Thyroid Problems Treatment
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Chickenpox Treatment
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Allergy Tests
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Growth And Development Including General Paediatri
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Management of New Born Care
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Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (Pgd)
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Congenital Ear Problem Treatment
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Treatment of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome In Adolesce
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Treatment of Thyroid Disease in Children
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Asked for male, 0 year old from Bangalore
No! don't give it on regular basis. Avoid it use. Exclusive breast feed for 6 months age. Feeding followed by burping.
Asked for male, 28 years old from Begusarai
Fellowship In PCCM, Fellow-Pediatric Flexible Bronchoscopy, Fellowship In Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care, D.C.H., M.B.B.S
Pediatrician, Ahmedabad
yes oral polio given is fine.
ipv as it is better vaccine.. it is better if you take ipv at later stage also is fine
Asked for Male, 33 years old from Bellary
Hi, Lybrate user,
Digestive system of your baby has yet not been fully developed causing vomiting and motion.
You need to monitor your dietary habits to restrict gaseous intake inorder to keep your baby healthy.
Give her homoeopathic medicine @ China 30 -1 drop with 1tsfl of your milk.
Avoid, junk food, fried and spicy intake.
Asked for male, 29 years old from Hyderabad
Hello user Sure ,we will help you
We have diet plan for school going children Which include. To get ideal height and weight. To cure deficiency of vitamins and minerals. To help them to build immune system strong and also cure digestive problem. And many more. But before prescribing any thing we need some information like. Vitals.Medical history. Family history. Physical activity. Daily routine
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So, if you want to contact us, you can contact us directly thru Lybrate.
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Diploma In Gastroenterology, Diploma In Dermatology, BHMS
Homeopath, Hyderabad
What is Bronchitis?
A cold or the flu runs its course in a couple weeks if you’re lucky. After that, you’re back to normal. But sometimes you may get bronchitis, too.
That’s when your bronchial tubes, which carry air to your lungs, get infected and swollen. You end up with a nagging cough and a lot more mucus.
Types:
-Acute bronchitis: This is the more common one. Symptoms last for a few weeks, but it doesn’t usually cause any problems past that.
-Chronic bronchitis: This one is more serious, in that it keeps coming back or doesn’t go away at all. It’s one of the conditions that make up what's called chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Causes:
-
Most often, the same viruses that give you a cold or the flu also cause bronchitis. Sometimes, though, bacteria are to blame.
-
In both cases, as your body fights off the germs, your bronchial tubes swell and make more mucus. That means you have smaller openings for air to flow, which can make it harder to breathe.
-
If any of these things describe your situation, you have a bigger chance of getting bronchitis:
-
You have a weaker immune system. This is sometimes the case for older adults and people with ongoing diseases, as well as for babies and young children. Even a cold can make it more likely since your body’s already busy fighting off those germs.
-
You smoke or live with a smoker.
-
You work around substances that bother your lungs, such as chemical fumes or dust. (Examples: coal mining, working around farm animals).
-
You live in or travel to a place with poor air quality or lots of pollution.
Symptoms:
-Cough and production of mucous or sputum are the two most common symptoms of bronchitis.
-Due to excess production of mucous within the bronchial tubes, the cough reflex is induced in a bid to get rid of the mucous. The mucous is usually whitish in colour.
-Often patients feel shortness of breath. This shortness of breath is aggravated on any physical activity like walking, running or climbing stairs.
-There may be wheezing in the chest while breathing. A sensation of tightness or heaviness in the chest may be felt.
-Exercising or running or climbing stairs is often difficult as the compromised lungs are unable to meet the increased requirements of oxygen.
Diagnosis:
Your doctor usually can tell whether you have bronchitis based on a physical exam and your symptoms. She’ll ask questions about your cough, such as how long you’ve had it and what kind of mucus comes up with it. She’ll also listen to your lungs to see whether anything sounds wrong, like wheezing.
That’s usually it, but in some cases, your doctor may:
-Check the oxygen levels in your blood. This is done with a sensor that goes on your toe or finger.
-Do a lung function test. You’ll breathe into a device called a spirometer to test for emphysema (a type of COPD in which air sacs in your lungs thin out and are destroyed) and asthma.
-Give you a chest X-ray. This is to check for pneumonia or another illness that could cause your cough
-Order blood tests.
-Test your mucus to rule out diseases caused by bacteria. One of these is whooping cough, which is also called pertussis. It causes violent coughing that makes it hard to breathe. If your doctor suspects this or suspects the flu she'll also take a nasal swab.
Role of Homeopathy In Bronchitis:
When it comes to treating bronchitis, Homeopathy is very effective. In fact, it is the most promising system of medicine for the treatment of bronchitis. Here one must mention that the preventable or avoidable causes of bronchitis should be and must be removed. It is very important that one should stop smoking if the patient is suffering from bronchitis. Any sort of pollution should also be avoided. In homeopathy, I have seen pretty severe cases of bronchitis getting cured.
Diet and Non-Diet Food:
Eat plenty of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. You can also eat meats low in fat, chicken, fish, and low-fat or nonfat dairy.
Shared yesterday • Featured Tip
What is Bronchitis?
A cold or the flu runs its course in a couple weeks if you’re lucky. After that, you’re back to normal. But sometimes you may get bronchitis, too.
That’s when your bronchial tubes, which carry air to your lungs, get infected and swollen. You end up with a nagging cough and a lot more mucus.
Types:
-Acute bronchitis: This is the more common one. Symptoms last for a few weeks, but it doesn’t usually cause any problems past that.
-Chronic bronchitis: This one is more serious, in that it keeps coming back or doesn’t go away at all. It’s one of the conditions that make up what's called chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Causes:
-
Most often, the same viruses that give you a cold or the flu also cause bronchitis. Sometimes, though, bacteria are to blame.
-
In both cases, as your body fights off the germs, your bronchial tubes swell and make more mucus. That means you have smaller openings for air to flow, which can make it harder to breathe.
-
If any of these things describe your situation, you have a bigger chance of getting bronchitis:
-
You have a weaker immune system. This is sometimes the case for older adults and people with ongoing diseases, as well as for babies and young children. Even a cold can make it more likely since your body’s already busy fighting off those germs.
-
You smoke or live with a smoker.
-
You work around substances that bother your lungs, such as chemical fumes or dust. (Examples: coal mining, working around farm animals).
-
You live in or travel to a place with poor air quality or lots of pollution.
Symptoms:
-Cough and production of mucous or sputum are the two most common symptoms of bronchitis.
-Due to excess production of mucous within the bronchial tubes, the cough reflex is induced in a bid to get rid of the mucous. The mucous is usually whitish in colour.
-Often patients feel shortness of breath. This shortness of breath is aggravated on any physical activity like walking, running or climbing stairs.
-There may be wheezing in the chest while breathing. A sensation of tightness or heaviness in the chest may be felt.
-Exercising or running or climbing stairs is often difficult as the compromised lungs are unable to meet the increased requirements of oxygen.
Diagnosis:
Your doctor usually can tell whether you have bronchitis based on a physical exam and your symptoms. She’ll ask questions about your cough, such as how long you’ve had it and what kind of mucus comes up with it. She’ll also listen to your lungs to see whether anything sounds wrong, like wheezing.
That’s usually it, but in some cases, your doctor may:
-Check the oxygen levels in your blood. This is done with a sensor that goes on your toe or finger.
-Do a lung function test. You’ll breathe into a device called a spirometer to test for emphysema (a type of COPD in which air sacs in your lungs thin out and are destroyed) and asthma.
-Give you a chest X-ray. This is to check for pneumonia or another illness that could cause your cough
-Order blood tests.
-Test your mucus to rule out diseases caused by bacteria. One of these is whooping cough, which is also called pertussis. It causes violent coughing that makes it hard to breathe. If your doctor suspects this or suspects the flu she'll also take a nasal swab.
Role of Homeopathy In Bronchitis:
When it comes to treating bronchitis, Homeopathy is very effective. In fact, it is the most promising system of medicine for the treatment of bronchitis. Here one must mention that the preventable or avoidable causes of bronchitis should be and must be removed. It is very important that one should stop smoking if the patient is suffering from bronchitis. Any sort of pollution should also be avoided. In homeopathy, I have seen pretty severe cases of bronchitis getting cured.
Diet and Non-Diet Food:
Eat plenty of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. You can also eat meats low in fat, chicken, fish, and low-fat or nonfat dairy.
Shared yesterday • Featured Tip
What is Bronchitis?
A cold or the flu runs its course in a couple weeks if you’re lucky. After that, you’re back to normal. But sometimes you may get bronchitis, too.
That’s when your bronchial tubes, which carry air to your lungs, get infected and swollen. You end up with a nagging cough and a lot more mucus.
Types:
-Acute bronchitis: This is the more common one. Symptoms last for a few weeks, but it doesn’t usually cause any problems past that.
-Chronic bronchitis: This one is more serious, in that it keeps coming back or doesn’t go away at all. It’s one of the conditions that make up what's called chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Causes:
-
Most often, the same viruses that give you a cold or the flu also cause bronchitis. Sometimes, though, bacteria are to blame.
-
In both cases, as your body fights off the germs, your bronchial tubes swell and make more mucus. That means you have smaller openings for air to flow, which can make it harder to breathe.
-
If any of these things describe your situation, you have a bigger chance of getting bronchitis:
-
You have a weaker immune system. This is sometimes the case for older adults and people with ongoing diseases, as well as for babies and young children. Even a cold can make it more likely since your body’s already busy fighting off those germs.
-
You smoke or live with a smoker.
-
You work around substances that bother your lungs, such as chemical fumes or dust. (Examples: coal mining, working around farm animals).
-
You live in or travel to a place with poor air quality or lots of pollution.
Symptoms:
-Cough and production of mucous or sputum are the two most common symptoms of bronchitis.
-Due to excess production of mucous within the bronchial tubes, the cough reflex is induced in a bid to get rid of the mucous. The mucous is usually whitish in colour.
-Often patients feel shortness of breath. This shortness of breath is aggravated on any physical activity like walking, running or climbing stairs.
-There may be wheezing in the chest while breathing. A sensation of tightness or heaviness in the chest may be felt.
-Exercising or running or climbing stairs is often difficult as the compromised lungs are unable to meet the increased requirements of oxygen.
Diagnosis:
Your doctor usually can tell whether you have bronchitis based on a physical exam and your symptoms. She’ll ask questions about your cough, such as how long you’ve had it and what kind of mucus comes up with it. She’ll also listen to your lungs to see whether anything sounds wrong, like wheezing.
That’s usually it, but in some cases, your doctor may:
-Check the oxygen levels in your blood. This is done with a sensor that goes on your toe or finger.
-Do a lung function test. You’ll breathe into a device called a spirometer to test for emphysema (a type of COPD in which air sacs in your lungs thin out and are destroyed) and asthma.
-Give you a chest X-ray. This is to check for pneumonia or another illness that could cause your cough
-Order blood tests.
-Test your mucus to rule out diseases caused by bacteria. One of these is whooping cough, which is also called pertussis. It causes violent coughing that makes it hard to breathe. If your doctor suspects this or suspects the flu she'll also take a nasal swab.
Role of Homeopathy In Bronchitis:
When it comes to treating bronchitis, Homeopathy is very effective. In fact, it is the most promising system of medicine for the treatment of bronchitis. Here one must mention that the preventable or avoidable causes of bronchitis should be and must be removed. It is very important that one should stop smoking if the patient is suffering from bronchitis. Any sort of pollution should also be avoided. In homeopathy, I have seen pretty severe cases of bronchitis getting cured.
Diet and Non-Diet Food:
Eat plenty of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. You can also eat meats low in fat, chicken, fish, and low-fat or nonfat dairy.
Asked for female, 32 years old from Bangalore
Hello lybrate-user. Fever is a bodies way of telling you that there is an infection or any foreign things in the body. So it is not a shock to have infection in blood. Complete the treatment.
Asked for female, 22 years old from Namakkal
Hello Moni.. solid food will be difficult... for now give dal water, also some crushed fruits pulp, or fruits juices etc...
Asked for male, 26 years old from Ahmedabad
Please do not go for any Home remedies. You should consult Good Homeopath for Sickle cell Anemia. It can be controlled over a period of time, as its not fully curable according to Medical science. But good results are seen after Homeopathic treatment. You can consult my team of Homeopaths for getting best result. Thanks.
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