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Paediatrics & Child Health Vaccinations

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Paediatrics & Child Health,
and Vaccinations

Children are not small adults, and a parent's instinct that something is off is usually worth a consultation. This is the family side of the clinic — health checks, growth and development, the illnesses that come home from school, and the immunisations that keep the serious ones away. Vaccination is for adults too.

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Paediatric care and vaccination at PAL MED Speciality Clinic, Kolkata
  • Clinics Behala & Ritchie, Kolkata
  • Hours Mon – Sat · 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Under one roof Consultation · Vaccination · Pharmacy · Diagnostics
  • Appointments 8866 44 99 15
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Paediatrics &
Child Health

Consultations, growth and development, and the everyday illnesses of childhood.

Paediatric and child health care at PAL MED Speciality Clinic
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A child cannot always say what hurts, how long it has hurt, or whether it is getting worse. The parent usually can — and a paediatric consultation is mostly the work of listening properly to that account, then examining the child gently enough that they will come back next time without dread.

The same holistic view the clinic applies to adults applies here: feeding, sleep, growth, school and the household are all part of the picture, not side notes. Consultation, pharmacy and diagnostic blood testing sit under one roof, so a sick child is not carried across the city for a test.

What this covers

  • Child health consultations

    General consultations for children — a new complaint, a second opinion, or a check that everything is as it should be.

  • Growth and development

    Height, weight and feeding reviewed against your child's own pattern rather than a stranger's, along with the milestones parents worry about out loud and the ones they worry about quietly.

  • Common childhood illnesses

    Fever, cough and cold, throat and ear complaints, loose motion and vomiting, rashes, and the infections that travel home from school.

  • Tummy troubles in children

    Recurring stomach ache, constipation, poor appetite and digestive complaints — assessed in a clinic whose speciality is the digestive system.

  • Tests and medicines in the same visit

    Where blood testing is needed it is done here, and prescribed medicines are available from the pharmacy before you leave.

  • Bring your child in sooner

    Fever in a very young infant, difficulty breathing, refusing feeds or fluids, unusual drowsiness or floppiness, repeated vomiting, or a child who is simply not themselves.

At your visit

  1. 01

    We listen

    Your account of what changed and when — parents notice first, and that is taken seriously.

  2. 02

    We examine

    An unhurried, gentle examination, with growth and feeding reviewed alongside the complaint.

  3. 03

    We explain

    What it is, what it is not, what to give and what to watch for — in plain language, before you leave.

  4. 04

    We follow up

    A clear point at which to come back, so you are not left guessing whether it is settling.

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Vaccinations

Childhood immunisation, adult vaccination, and help keeping the schedule straight.

Vaccination service at PAL MED Speciality Clinic
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Vaccination is the cheapest, quietest medicine there is. Nothing happens, and that is the point — the illness that never arrives leaves no story behind it. The difficulty is practical rather than medical: doses fall due in the middle of a working week, cards get misplaced, and a missed date turns into a missed year.

Prevention counts as treatment at this clinic, and vaccination is the plainest form of it. Bring your child's card — or your own records, because adults have a schedule too, and most people have not looked at theirs since school.

What this covers

  • Childhood immunisation

    The routine vaccinations of infancy and childhood, given at the ages they are due, with the visit kept as brief and as calm as a child will allow.

  • Adult vaccination

    Vaccines that apply in adult life — including those advised for older adults and for people living with long-term conditions.

  • Schedule guidance

    What is due, what is optional, and what can wait — explained against your child's actual dates rather than a chart on a wall.

  • Catch-up doses

    A schedule that has slipped can almost always be restarted from where it stopped. Bring the card, whatever state it is in.

  • After the vaccine

    Mild soreness, a low fever or a day of irritability are common and expected. You are told what is normal, what is not, and whom to call.

  • Tell us beforehand if

    Your child is unwell or feverish today, has had a reaction to a previous dose, has a known allergy, or is on medication that affects immunity — the timing may need to change.

How a vaccination visit works

  1. 01

    The record

    We go through the card or your history and confirm what is actually due today.

  2. 02

    A quick check

    A brief examination to make sure today is a suitable day for the dose.

  3. 03

    The vaccine

    Given, then a short wait at the clinic before you go home.

  4. 04

    Next due

    The card is updated and the next date is written down before you leave.

One appointment can cover both — the complaint you came in with, and the dose that was quietly due last month.

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