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Patient success story 2: A SHAKING CHILD

Hello folks, Here I am again to share with you an interesting case of a 1.5-year-old male child, who will teach us a lot of things and also help us stay positive. Are you ready? He was admitted in our ward during our emergency day. In our hospital we have six units in pediatrics and hence one of the days is emergency day for each unit and admissions are done in that unit for that day, with…

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Patient success story 1: Mental Health in Children- How serious is it?

Hello everyone, Thank you for coming back to my blog again. As hinted earlier I will be starting with patient success stories and use it to educate parents to better care for their child. Today’s case is of bedwetting. Confused? The title is about mental health, and I am going to talk about bedwetting? Read till the end to understand how the two are related. Children are usually thought of…

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Promoting Child Hydration: Effective Tips for Parents During Hot Weather

Summer this year is harsh all around the world, specially in tropical countries. Heat related illnesses are at its peak with many cases of heat stroke being reported from everywhere. Children are very susceptible to heat related illness, especially infants and neonates. Today I will be telling you key rules to follow to keep your little ones hydrated and safe from sun. To know more about heat…

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Identifying Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) Signs in Babies and Children

Congenital Heart Disease (CHD), heart defects since birth, affects approximately 1 in 100 newborns, making it one of the most common birth defects. Early detection is vital for effective treatment and management, yet the signs can be subtle and easily overlooked. As a parent or caregiver, recognising these signs at home can significantly impact a child’s health. These signs are not diagnostic of…

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Encouraging Healthy Eating Habits in Children: Tips from a Pediatrician

Photo by Monstera Production on Pexels.com In my time sitting in pediatric OPD I have realized that one of the most common issues for which parents bring their children to a see a pediatrician is that they are not eating enough. The second reason is that my child is not growing. Also, a common reason is pain abdomen. I have already talked about growth and pain abdomen in my previous blogs. (…

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Managing Stomach Aches in Children: Causes, Symptoms, and Home Remedies

Stomach aches in children are a common complaint with various causes. As a parent, caregiver, or guardian, it’s challenging to see a child in discomfort. While severe or persistent symptoms require a healthcare professional, many mild stomach aches can be managed at home. This guide aims to provide a thorough understanding of potential causes, symptoms, and home remedies to alleviate stomach pain…

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Debunking Myths About a Mother's Postpartum Diet: Evidence-Based Insights

Explore evidence-based insights to debunk common myths surrounding a mother's diet after childbirth. From spicy foods to alcohol consumption, learn how to make informed choices for both maternal health and breastfeeding success.

Today we will explore evidence-based insights to debunk common myths surrounding a mother’s diet after childbirth. Mother and her family members are always concerned about what to include in postpartum diet and what to exclude. This can lead to a very restricted and monotonous, bland diet and reduce the interest of mother in eating simultaneously causing nutritional deficiencies. From spicy foods…

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Keeping children and yourself safe in the summers: Tips for preventing heat related illness

It’s almost that time of the year when the sun is scorching the most with unbearable temperatures during the afternoon hours. Whether you stay in a tropical country or are planning to travel to one during the summers, this article is for you. For the rest, you can read to help someone in need. Children are particularly more susceptible to heat as they want to play outside all the time and won’t…

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Is your baby growing well in Gross Motor development?

Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Your baby starts growing as soon as he is conceived in your womb. The initial growth is mostly of your baby’s organs followed by the growth of his bones and muscles. Once your baby is born everyone is concerned about his weight, is his built growing well? What about his height? And so on. Very few parents are concerned about the developmental growth of their child…

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Keeping Children Safe During Holi: Tips for a Joyful and Secure Celebration

Photo by Soubhagya Maharana on Pexels.com Holi, the vibrant festival of colors, brings immense joy and excitement to people of all ages. However, amidst the revelry, it’s crucial to ensure the safety of children, who may be more vulnerable to potential hazards during the festivities. As we immerse ourselves in the colors and merriment, let’s prioritize the well-being of our little ones. Here are…

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Is your baby growing well?

A parent is always concerned about their child’s growth. But being just concerned is not enough. If you do not know when to intervene or when to get help, then your child’s growth may hamper significantly. It not only has physical effects but psychological as well. I am going to help you in picking up red flag signs in your child’s growth and know when to go see a pediatrician. Note: I am…

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Normal neonatal physiology which scares parents

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Navigating Screen Time: Finding Balance and Benefits for Children

In today’s digital age, screen time has become an integral part of children’s lives, presenting both opportunities and challenges for parents and caregivers. While screens offer access to educational content, entertainment, and social interaction, concerns about excessive screen time loom large. Striking a balance between harnessing the benefits of technology and mitigating its potential risks is…

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24 Warning Signs of Autism

Autism spectrum disorder is a neurodevelopmental disorder with difficulty in social interaction, communication and restricted or repetitive behaviours. The prevalence of ASD is 1 in every 160 children. The severity of the disorder can vary between the individuals, with the most severely affected being dependent on others throughout their life. So, it is essential to recognise the symptoms of…

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10 Myths about your hair

Do you think you know what is best for your hairs?

Myth 1: Shampoos can prevent hair fall. Fact– Shampoos are mainly cleansing agents for the scalp and hair, like soaps for the skin. Medicated shampoos containing substances like ketoconazole and zinc pyrithione are used for the scaly scalp and have no effect on hair growth. It does not prevent hair fall. If you want to know the best hair products for your hair, follow our page or subscribe to…

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Best sunscreen recommendations by our dermatologist.

We, at medscribr, have come up with one more important piece of information for you all. Our dermatologists have researched and complied this article to give you the best possible answer for your questions regarding sunscreen. Do you want to find out why should you apply sunscreen or which is the best suited for you?

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BEST SUNSCREEN RECOMMENDATIONS BY OUR DERMATOLOGIST

Are you worried if you are using the best possible sunscreen for you? Do you want to know the best sunscreen for oily skin? Or dry skin? Are you applying your sunscreen correctly? If these queries are troubling you, you are at the right place. We will serve as your comprehensive guide for choosing the best sunscreen. WHO NEEDS SUNSCREEN? IS IT IMPORTANT? Ideally Everyone!! Sunscreen prevents…