Children's Health

Gentle care for your child

From a first fever to fussy eating, children need a doctor who is calm, careful and quick to reassure. Dr Surender sees children of all ages and takes the time to explain things to worried parents.

Fever & coughDigestionNutritionGrowthSeasonal illness

Common childhood illnesses

  • Fever, cough, cold and sore throat
  • Stomach upset, loose motions and vomiting
  • Seasonal infections and viral fevers

Growth, nutrition & everyday worries

  • Poor appetite and picky eating
  • Weight and growth concerns
  • General advice on a healthy routine

Guidance for parents

  • When to worry, and when to wait and watch
  • Safe home care between visits
  • Clear instructions on medicines and doses
For parents: if your child has a high fever with a rash, difficulty breathing, unusual drowsiness or won't take fluids, seek care immediately — call the clinic or 112 without waiting.

Common questions

From what age do you see children?

Dr Surender sees children of all ages, from infants to teenagers, for common illnesses and general health guidance.

My child has a fever — should I come in?

A mild fever can often be watched at home with fluids and rest. See a doctor if it's high, lasts more than two days, or comes with a rash, breathing trouble, drowsiness or refusal to drink.

Can you advise on my child's diet and growth?

Yes. Nutrition, appetite and healthy growth are common reasons parents visit, and Dr Surender gives practical, realistic advice suited to your family.

Do I need to book, or can I bring my child directly?

You can walk in during OPD hours, but a quick WhatsApp message beforehand helps us guide you on the best time and reduce waiting with a child.

Appointments

Book a consultation with Dr Surender

Message on WhatsApp or call the clinic during OPD hours. We see patients of all ages — no problem is too small.

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