The Department of Pediatrics at Ky Hoa Medical Center provides healthcare for children from infancy up to 15 years of age, ranging from managing common acute illnesses to monitoring growth and holistic development. Our pediatricians are thoroughly trained and highly experienced in working with young children, creating a friendly clinical environment and accompanying parents through every stage of their child’s development.
What issues does Pediatrics examine and manage?
- Respiratory conditions: pneumonia, bronchitis, bronchiolitis, pediatric asthma
- Gastrointestinal disorders: acute diarrhea, constipation, vomiting, recurrent abdominal pain
- Dengue fever, hand-foot-mouth disease, chickenpox, and other common childhood infectious diseases
- Growth monitoring, nutritional evaluation, and age-appropriate diet counseling
- Anorexia (poor appetite), slow weight gain, delayed motor or speech development
- Vaccination schedule counseling and routine health check-ups
When should you bring your child for an examination?
- High fever above 38.5°C that does not subside after using antipyretics, or fever lasting more than 3 days
- Cough, shortness of breath, rapid breathing, or unusual wheezing sounds
- Frequent diarrhea, continuous vomiting accompanied by signs of dehydration
- Rashes, hives, or systemic allergic reactions
- No weight gain after 2 months of monitoring or development that is slower than normal
Clinical Examination Process
- Reception and Information Recording: The nurse measures height, weight, body temperature, and records primary symptoms described by the parents.
- Clinical Examination: The pediatrician conducts a comprehensive examination of the child’s organ systems in a gentle, age-appropriate manner.
- Diagnostic Testing Orders: Blood tests, urinalysis, chest X-rays, or abdominal ultrasound are ordered when necessary to support diagnosis.
- Parental Counseling: The doctor explains results, prescribes medication, guides on home care, and advises on nutrition and follow-up schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can newborns under 1 month old be examined at Ky Hoa? Yes. Our pediatricians examine newborns, providing breastfeeding advice, monitoring neonatal jaundice, and managing early healthcare needs of infants.
How do I know if my child is developing normally? The pediatrician will evaluate the child’s weight, height, and developmental milestones against the World Health Organization (WHO) standard growth charts and provide specific advice for each child.
How often should a child have a routine pediatric examination? During the first year of life, routine check-ups are recommended every 1–3 months. From 1 year of age onward, children should be examined at least every 6 months to monitor growth and update their vaccination schedules.
Please contact our center to confirm details before visiting.
Contact our hotline, Zalo, or email to be guided on timing and required documents.
