Respiratory / Pediatrics
Asthma & Allergies
Pediatric pulmonary care and allergy management.
About Asthma & Allergies
What Are Childhood Asthma and Allergies?
Asthma is a long-term condition in which the airways become inflamed and narrow, making breathing difficult. Allergies occur when the body reacts strongly to things such as dust, pollen, pets, or certain foods. The two often occur together in children.
Common Triggers
Dust mites, smoke, air pollution, pollen, pets, cold air, viral infections, and strong smells can trigger symptoms. Identifying your child's triggers is an important step in controlling the condition.
Symptoms of Asthma & Allergies
- Wheezing or a whistling sound while breathing
- Cough that is worse at night or after play
- Shortness of breath or fast breathing
- Frequent sneezing, runny nose, or itchy eyes
- Skin rashes or hives after certain foods or dust
Why Choose Our Pediatric Care
Gentle, expert care for every stage of childhood
Experienced pediatrician and neonatologist with 14+ years of child care
Complete immunization and growth monitoring under one roof
Kid-friendly, comforting environment
Clear guidance for parents at every visit
3 Easy Steps to Your Child's Care
- 1
Book Your Appointment Online
Choose a convenient date and time using the form on this page.
- 2
Consult Your Pediatrician
The doctor examines your child and reviews their history.
- 3
Follow the Care Plan
Receive clear guidance, treatment, and follow-up visits.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I take my child to a pediatrician?+
Schedule regular wellness visits and seek medical advice for persistent fever, feeding difficulties, breathing problems, unusual lethargy, or other concerning symptoms.
Why are childhood vaccinations important?+
Vaccinations help protect children against serious infectious diseases. Follow the immunization schedule recommended by your pediatrician.
How often should my child's growth be checked?+
Growth is commonly reviewed during routine pediatric visits. Your doctor can recommend visit intervals based on your child's age and individual needs.
When should a newborn have their first checkup?+
Arrange follow-up care according to your maternity team's discharge instructions, typically within the first few days after birth.
Can children with asthma play and exercise?+
Many children with asthma can participate in normal activities when their condition is appropriately managed. A pediatrician can help develop an individual care plan.
Meet Your Specialist
Dr. Rajesh Verma, MD
Chief Consultant Pediatrician & Neonatologist
MD Pediatrics (PGI Chandigarh)
14+ Years Child Care
“Gentle, compassionate healthcare ensuring every child grows up healthy, strong, and resilient.”
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