Pediatric & Neonatal Services at Sri Konaseema Specialities Hospital
At Sri Konaseema Specialities Hospital, we are committed to providing comprehensive, compassionate, and advanced healthcare for infants, children, and adolescents. Our Pediatric Department ensures complete care from birth through adolescence, with a strong focus on prevention, early diagnosis, and specialized treatment.
🚑 Pediatric Emergency Care
Management of high fever and febrile seizures
Treatment of dehydration and breathing difficulties
Emergency care for injuries and acute conditions
❤️ Specialized Pediatric Care
Asthma and allergy management
Pediatric diabetes care
Developmental and behavioral assessments
Our Commitment
At Sri Konaseema Specialities Hospital, we provide a safe, child-friendly environment with personalized attention for every child. Our mission is to ensure healthy beginnings and a brighter, healthier future for every child we serve.
🩺 General Pediatric Care
Diagnosis and treatment of fever, infections, cough, cold, and allergies
Management of common and seasonal childhood illnesses
Growth and developmental monitoring
Adolescent health care
💉 Immunization Services
Complete vaccination as per national immunization schedule
Safe and timely administration of vaccines
Immunization counseling and reminders for parents
📊 Nutritional & Preventive Care
Nutrition counseling and diet planning
Growth assessment (height, weight, BMI tracking)
Preventive health check-ups
👶 Neonatal Services (Newborn Care)
Comprehensive newborn examinations
Care for low birth weight babies
Monitoring and management of neonatal jaundice
Feeding support and lactation guidance
Early detection of congenital and developmental conditions
🏥 NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) Facilities
Our well-equipped NICU provides advanced care for:
Premature babies
Babies with respiratory distress
Neonatal infections
Birth asphyxia
Critical newborn conditions
The NICU is supported by trained pediatricians, experienced nursing staff, advanced monitoring systems, and modern life-support equipment to ensure the highest level of neonatal care.
Frequently asked questions
What age group does pediatrics cover?
Pediatrics covers infants, children, and adolescents from birth up to 18 years of age.
When should I take my newborn for the first check-up?
A newborn should have the first pediatric check-up within 3–5 days after birth or as advised by your pediatrician.
How often should children receive vaccinations?
Vaccinations follow a scheduled immunization chart. Your pediatrician will guide you according to the national immunization program and your child’s health condition.
What are common childhood illnesses?
Common illnesses include:
> Fever
> Cold and cough
> Diarrhea
> Ear infections
> Allergies
> Viral infections
What should I do if my child has a high fever?
If the fever is above 101°F or lasts more than 2 days, consult a pediatrician immediately. Seek emergency care if there are symptoms like seizures, breathing difficulty, or extreme weakness.
Is it safe to give over-the-counter medicines to children?
Do not give medicines without pediatric advice. Some adult medications can be harmful to children.
When should I visit a pediatric emergency?
Seek immediate care if your child has:
▪ Severe breathing difficulty
▪ Continuous vomiting
▪ Convulsions
▪ Unresponsiveness
▪ Severe dehydration