Paediatrics
in Vijay Nagar Colony
Dr. Amreen · MBBS, MD Paediatrics · gold medallist, trained at Niloufer Hospital
Mon–Sat, 3–9 pm
Consultation ₹500
Children, newborn to adolescent
A child’s illness is rarely convenient. Most of what worries a parent is common, self-limiting and does not need a hospital, but working out which is which is the whole job, and it is not something to do from a search result at midnight.
Dr. Amreen sees children from the newborn period through adolescence, six evenings a week.
- Newborn checks, feeding difficulties and the first weeks
- Immunisation, on schedule or catching up if you have fallen behind
- Growth and development monitoring, with the measurements plotted and kept
- Fever, cough, cold, ear infections, diarrhoea and vomiting
- Asthma and recurrent chest infections
- Allergic rhinitis, skin rashes, anaemia and nutritional deficiency
- Adolescent health
On schedule, or catching up
Childhood vaccination in India is well organised, and we follow the national schedule. If your child has fallen behind (which happens, often for entirely ordinary reasons), bring whatever record you have and we will work out the catch-up rather than start again.
Adult vaccination is a separate walk-in clinic with its own stock board and prices. See the adult vaccination section →
After 9 pm, and through the night
Dr. Amreen consults 3–9 pm. Outside those hours a primary care physician is on site (not on call from home, on site) and will see a child who cannot wait, start treatment, and speak to her if the case needs it. The laboratory and the pharmacy are in the same building and run 24 hours.
For parents, to read or print
The things we explain at almost every visit are written down, one page each, with the dose table and the danger signs. Read them on your phone or ask for a printed copy.
What we do not do
We have no paediatric intensive care and no neonatal ICU. A sick newborn, a child needing ventilation, or anything requiring intensive monitoring is stabilised here and moved without delay to a centre that has those facilities. We would rather move a child early than late.
There is no general children's ward. The one exception is diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA): a child over 7 years of age with DKA can be admitted here for treatment.
A child who is unresponsive, having a seizure that will not stop, struggling to breathe, or badly injured needs an emergency department. Call 108, or go straight to the nearest hospital with emergency facilities.
Seeing Dr. Amreen
Mon–Sat, 3–9 pm. Consultation ₹500. Laboratory tests are billed separately by our laboratory, Caspian Diagnostic Centre, at its listed rates. Her profile and online booking →
Need to see a doctor?
Tell us what you need and we will call you back, or ring us now. Someone answers at any hour, and if we are not the right place for your problem we will tell you that.