Child Health and Diseases Clinic

CLINICAL SERVICES

Diagnosis, treatment and regular follow-up services in child health

Childhood is the most important period in which the foundation of lifelong health is laid. During this period, regular follow-up, preventive healthcare and an early diagnosis approach are of great importance.

The Child Health and Diseases Clinic provides comprehensive healthcare services to support children's healthy growth and development and to ensure early diagnosis and treatment of diseases.

In our clinic, the health needs of all children from the newborn period to adolescence are planned according to their age group and, when necessary, evaluated together with pediatric subspecialties.

• School-age child health check-ups

• Adolescent health follow-up

• Diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic childhood diseases

• Laboratory and imaging services

• A multidisciplinary healthcare approach tailored to children

• Newborn examinations

• Well-child follow-up

• Vaccination and immunization programs

• Growth and development assessments

• Nutrition counseling

WELL-CHILD FOLLOW-UP

Healthy development through regular check-ups

Well-child follow-up covers the evaluation, at regular intervals, of children who have no health problems.

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Growth monitoring

Height, weight and developmental milestones are assessed regularly.

02

Vaccination check

The vaccination schedule is followed, and missing vaccines and immunization steps are planned.

03

Nutrition

The child's nutrition is reviewed to ensure it is appropriate.

04

Early diagnosis

Possible health problems can be detected before they cause symptoms.

COMMON CHILDHOOD DISEASES

Health problems frequently encountered in childhood

Some illnesses may be more common in childhood, while the immune system is still developing.

Respiratory system

Infections and asthma

Upper and lower respiratory tract infections, bronchiolitis, pneumonia, asthma and allergic diseases are evaluated.

Digestive system

Reflux, diarrhea and constipation

Diagnosis and treatment are planned for abdominal pain, reflux, constipation, diarrhea and nutrition-related problems.

General pediatrics

Febrile illnesses

Fever, urinary tract infections, anemia, vitamin and mineral deficiencies and developmental delays are followed up.

PEDIATRIC SUBSPECIALTIES

Advanced specialties in child health

Some child health problems may require more advanced expertise. In such cases, the evaluation is carried out together with pediatric subspecialties.

Child Psychiatry

Evaluation of emotional, behavioral, developmental and mental health problems from infancy up to the age of 18.

When should you seek care?

• Signs of attention deficit and hyperactivity

• Learning difficulties or a decline in school performance

• Delays in speech, language or developmental milestones

• Suspected autism spectrum disorder

• Signs of intense anxiety, fear, obsessions or panic

• Depressed mood, withdrawal or behavioral problems

Procedures performed

• Detailed interview with the child and family

• Developmental and psychiatric evaluation

• Psychometric tests and scales

• Play therapy and psychotherapy

• Individual and family counseling

• Medication and cooperation with the school when needed

Child and Adolescent Psychology

Psychological counseling that supports the emotional, cognitive, behavioral and social development of children and adolescents.

When support may help

• Constant anxiety, fear or worry

• Anger management and behavioral problems

• School adjustment problems and declining academic performance

• Communication problems with peers

• Exam anxiety and performance anxiety

• Communication problems within the family

Our approach

• Developmental and psychological assessment

• Individual psychological counseling

• Play therapy

• Cognitive behavioral therapy

• Adolescent counseling

• Family counseling and parental guidance

Newborn Care (Neonatology)

Assessment of babies' health during the first 28 days after birth, monitoring of premature babies and follow-up of newborn diseases.

Reasons to visit

• Follow-up of premature babies

• Low birth weight

• Respiratory distress

• Jaundice

• Feeding difficulties

• Follow-up of babies born from high-risk pregnancies

Procedures performed

• Newborn examination and initial health assessment

• Neonatal intensive care follow-up of premature babies

• Respiratory support

• Phototherapy

• Feeding and breastfeeding support

• Growth and development follow-up after discharge

Pediatric Cardiology

Diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of congenital and acquired heart diseases.

Reasons to visit

• Heart murmur

• Chest pain or palpitations

• Fainting

• Shortness of breath

• Bluish skin (cyanosis) or tiring easily

• Cardiac evaluation before sports

Procedures performed

• Pediatric cardiology examination

• Echocardiography

• Electrocardiography

• 24-hour Holter ECG monitoring

• Ambulatory blood pressure (Holter) monitoring

• Diagnosis and follow-up of congenital heart diseases

Pediatric Gastroenterology

Diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the digestive system, liver, bile ducts and pancreas.

Reasons to visit

• Prolonged abdominal pain

• Chronic diarrhea or constipation

• Recurrent vomiting and reflux

• Difficulty swallowing

• Blood in the stool

• Suspected celiac disease or inflammatory bowel disease

Procedures performed

• Upper and lower gastrointestinal endoscopies

• Diagnostic biopsies

• Evaluation of reflux, abdominal pain and constipation

• Diagnosis and follow-up of celiac disease

• Evaluation of liver diseases

• Management of nutritional disorders and malabsorption

Pediatric Surgery

Diagnosis and treatment of childhood surgical conditions from the newborn period to adulthood.

When should you seek care?

• Inguinal and umbilical hernias

• Suspected appendicitis

• Circumcision and circumcision-related problems

• Undescended testis

• Hydrocele

• Soft tissue masses and subcutaneous lumps

Procedures performed

• Circumcision

• Inguinal and umbilical hernia surgery

• Appendicitis surgery

• Undescended testis surgery

• Laparoscopic pediatric surgery

• Newborn surgery

Pediatric Hematology and Oncology

Deals with the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of blood diseases, clotting disorders, leukemia, lymphoma and other childhood cancers seen in children.

Reasons to visit

• • Anemia

  • Paleness and fatigue

  • Frequent infections

  • Unexplained fever

  • Easy bruising

  • Nosebleeds and gum bleeding

  Procedures performed

  • Pediatric hematology and oncology examination

  • Blood count and hematological evaluation

  • Investigation of the causes of anemia

  • Evaluation of clotting disorders

  • Diagnostic work-up of bone marrow diseases

  • Diagnosis and follow-up of leukemia and lymphoma

  THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SPECIALTIES

  When is it gastroenterology and when is it pediatric surgery?

  Digestive complaints in children do not always require surgery. Referral to the right specialty ensures that treatment is planned properly.

  Pediatric Gastroenterology

  Diagnoses and treats diseases of the digestive system, liver, bile ducts and pancreas with medication, nutritional therapy and endoscopic methods.

  • Reflux

  • Celiac disease

  • Chronic constipation and diarrhea

  • Liver diseases

  Pediatric Surgery

  Performs operations and surgical treatment for conditions that require surgical intervention.

  • Appendicitis

  • Inguinal and umbilical hernias

  • Undescended testis

  • Hydrocele and congenital surgical conditions

  WHY HISAR HOSPITAL INTERCONTINENTAL?

  A child- and family-centered approach to healthcare

  Diagnosis, treatment and follow-up are personalized according to the child's age, developmental stage and health needs.

  Mother- and baby-friendly approach

  Guidance is provided on breastfeeding, breast milk, newborn care and nutrition.

  Experienced pediatric team

  A comprehensive evaluation is provided by pediatricians and pediatric subspecialists.

  Multidisciplinary follow-up

  When needed, different specialties come together to create the most appropriate health plan.

  Focus on preventive health

  Vaccinations, well-child follow-up, nutrition and development check-ups are planned regularly.

  Child-friendly environment

  Examinations and follow-ups are carried out in a way suited to children's age and needs.

  Comprehensive diagnostic facilities

  Laboratory and imaging services support diagnosis and treatment planning.

  Ages 0–18

  Follow-up from newborn to adolescence

  Preventive health

  Vaccinations and well-child check-ups

  Subspecialty support

  Holistic pediatric approach

  Early diagnosis

  Regular monitoring of development and illnesses

  FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  Common questions about Child Health and Diseases

  How often should you take your child to the pediatrician?

  Regular check-ups with a pediatrician are recommended for healthy children. Routine visits are especially important in the first year for monitoring growth and development, vaccinations and preventive care.

  What is well-child follow-up?

  Well-child follow-up is the regular evaluation of the growth, development, nutrition and vaccinations of children who have no health problems.

  Why is monitoring growth and development important in children?

  Regular follow-up allows height, weight and developmental milestones to be assessed. This way, growth delays, hormonal disorders or nutritional problems can be detected early.

  When should a newborn be brought for the first examination?

  It is recommended that newborns be evaluated by a pediatrician from the first days after birth. The first examinations include feeding, weight monitoring, jaundice check and a general health assessment.

  When does fever in a child require a visit to the doctor?

  Seek medical care without delay especially in case of fever in babies younger than three months, prolonged high fever, febrile seizures, shortness of breath, fluid loss (dehydration) or a deterioration in general condition.

  When should you see a pediatric cardiologist?

  Children with a heart murmur, easy fatigue, chest pain, palpitations, bluish skin or suspected congenital heart disease should be evaluated by a pediatric cardiologist.

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