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Our team includes experienced and caring professionals who share the belief that our care should be comprehensive and courteous - responding fully to your individual needs and preferences.
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Dr. Mangesh Pate is a trusted Pediatrician in Mumbai, Mumbai. He is currently practising at Aastha Hospital in Mumbai, Mumbai. Save your time and book an appointment online with Dr. Mangesh Pate on Lybrate.com.
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Tata Lane, Off Manpada Road. Dombivali, Landmark: Opposite Manav Kalyan, Mumbai, Mumbai Get Directions
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Treatment of Child and Adolescent Problems
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Treatment of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome In Adolesce
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Dear lybrate-user, normally hot water in rubber bottle fomentation along with medication with pain and muscles spasm relieving agents with local application of gel will make this better in next 5 to 7 days, moreover avoid position that causes pain.
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Asked for female, 31 years old from Kolkata
Hi,
certainly, rapid growth in the baby can lead to pressure in the chest and gerd (reflux).
You should try to take small frequent meals, and avoid spicy foods.
Also, sleep with a slightly raised head and neck position.
Taking medicines after talking to your doctor may help as well.
Please get back for specific advice,
warm regards.
Health Query
Nutrition - Management of Weight & Lifestyle Related Disorders
Dietitian/Nutritionist, Delhi
As your baby is only 21 days old, you should only continue mother's milk as baby should consume mother's milk for 6 months without even giving water as there are lots of healthy nutrients and benefits in mother's milk for baby.
Asked for male, 33 years old from Mohali
Stomach cramp is a common problem in the first years of child's life. There are other options available like anti flatulent and anti colic medicines. You should have them at home for emergencies such as late night. I recommend you to see a skilled homeopath nearby. You will get effective yet side effect free medicines. All the best.
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Asked for Female, 27 years old from Kolkata
Hi,
rotavirus vaccine is a oral vaccine. You can give 3 doses of rotasure along at. 6, 10, 14 weeks.
3 doses 4 weeks apart. But last dose should be before 32 weeks. Or 8 th month.
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5 Proven ways to introduce fitness into your child's life
In the day and age where technology turns your child into a couch potato, introducing fitness into his/her life can be a real challenge. These trends have slowly given rise to obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure in children- diseases that they were never touched by. So it is very important to introduce fitness into your child’s life, now more than ever.
1. Get involved: It is known that children learn more by example than by instruction. Do fun activities yourself like swimming, playing basketball, going on long walks and take your child along with you. Start small, by doing this at least once a week, and then increase gradually. Not only will this encourage your child to be more fit, it will also create a deeper bond between the two of you.
2. Introduce fun activities: Structured activities such as a sport are great ways of introducing your child to fitness. Enrol your child for some routine sport classes, particularly team sport. This way your child learns essential values such as team spirit, fair play, competition and practice. Plus, it’s a great way to stay in shape.
3. Make exercising fashionable: Children these days are fond of doing things that are ‘in’. Some may want to swing the bat like Dhoni, while others may be more interested in learning Hrithik Roshan’s dance moves. Let your child decide what he wants do according to his style. Celebrity examples can act as motivation.
4. Use fitness as a reward: If you just force your child to go out and play, then chances are you’d be giving rise to resentment and resistance. Don’t use exercise as punishment, make it a reward instead. For instance, treat your child to a break from homework by encouraging him to play ball for half an hour. This strategy might make him/her enjoy the physical activity to the fullest.
5. Let your child take charge: Allow your child to decide what he wants to do in the hours after school rather than you deciding it for him/her. He may decide to cycle, go on a hike, and go for a long run. Letting him/her decide, give away the control over the situation to make him/her more inclined to follow a routine. For younger children it is best for you rationalize their choices.
If you would like to consult with me privately, please click on 'Consult'.
In the day and age where technology turns your child into a couch potato, introducing fitness into his/her life can be a real challenge. These trends have slowly given rise to obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure in children- diseases that they were never touched by. So it is very important to introduce fitness into your child’s life, now more than ever.
1. Get involved: It is known that children learn more by example than by instruction. Do fun activities yourself like swimming, playing basketball, going on long walks and take your child along with you. Start small, by doing this at least once a week, and then increase gradually. Not only will this encourage your child to be more fit, it will also create a deeper bond between the two of you.
2. Introduce fun activities: Structured activities such as a sport are great ways of introducing your child to fitness. Enrol your child for some routine sport classes, particularly team sport. This way your child learns essential values such as team spirit, fair play, competition and practice. Plus, it’s a great way to stay in shape.
3. Make exercising fashionable: Children these days are fond of doing things that are ‘in’. Some may want to swing the bat like Dhoni, while others may be more interested in learning Hrithik Roshan’s dance moves. Let your child decide what he wants do according to his style. Celebrity examples can act as motivation.
4. Use fitness as a reward: If you just force your child to go out and play, then chances are you’d be giving rise to resentment and resistance. Don’t use exercise as punishment, make it a reward instead. For instance, treat your child to a break from homework by encouraging him to play ball for half an hour. This strategy might make him/her enjoy the physical activity to the fullest.
5. Let your child take charge: Allow your child to decide what he wants to do in the hours after school rather than you deciding it for him/her. He may decide to cycle, go on a hike, and go for a long run. Letting him/her decide, give away the control over the situation to make him/her more inclined to follow a routine. For younger children it is best for you rationalize their choices.
If you would like to consult with me privately, please click on 'Consult'.
Asked for female, 30 years old from Delhi
Coconut oil is the best, please see the benifits of coconut oil and you will realise, infact weight gain is also good with it.
Asked for Male, 34 years old from Gurgaon
Miost likely it is a epileptic seizure.
She needs a thorough evaluation by a pediatric neurologist or opinion of a senior pediatrician.
It is a treatable condition. So do not be panicky.
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