Questions Answered By Dr. Narendra Rathi (7) Male | 5 Kid fits what's solution whr can I consult Answered on 22nd June '24Fits in kids or pediatric epilepsy is a neurological problem and you can consult pediatrician and neurologist. Usually fits are controlled with anti epilepsy medicines.Male | 1 Developmental delay and vision and hearing impairment. He is not able to sit as his age is 8 months. Please suggest doctors and hospital names. Answered on 20th June '24Please book an appointment with Developmental Behavioral Pediatrician who will evaluate delay in development. Please book an appointment at Smile Children Clinic.Male | 7 Children doctor Sunday available Answered on 19th June '24Our Smile Children Clinic is closed on Sunday. For any emergency problem, you should visit any hospital indoor facility having pediatrics casualty.Male | 3 When should I worry if a child has secondary drowning? He swallowed water in bath and coughed quite a bit. Once he coughed it all out he ate dinner and played as usual. Answered on 19th June '24You should worry if if he is uncomfortable or coughing.Male | 16 I am 16, I have armpit hair, stomach hair, and have started growing facial hair. I weigh 225 pounds. I am wondering if it’s normal that my voice hasn’t changed yet. I have kinds had cracks/ breaks but not really. I am just worried I’m abnormal and it won’t ever change. Answered on 19th June '24You need to consult endocrinologist to evaluate the reason underlying.Femmina | 1 my 4 months old baby fell out of bed hitting the back of her head, apart from a slight regurgitation (considering that he had just eaten) otherwise he seems fine, the pupils respond symmetrically when stimulated by light. Does She need to go to the emergency or have other checks at home Answered on 19th June '24You need to observe baby for 24-48 hours as some symptoms can develop later. It would be advisable to get baby examined by pediatrician.Female | 1 month My one month daughter struggles with constipation and reflux and but constantly groans and moans all the time. Even when she's sleeping she constantly brings her feet up and moves around. She also cries a lot like she's in a lot of discomfort. Her moaning is persistent and if she goes quiet she squeaks really loud like she's struggling to breath. Answered on 19th June '24Is your daughter breast fed or top fed? And what do you exactly mean when you say she is constipated? Mild reflux is common at this age and if she is gaining weight properly then it is not worrisome. Do proper burping after each feed. If symptoms persist, it is advisable to get her examined by pediatrician.