These articles are written to the parent, not about the child — because the person reading at 11 PM with a worried child in the next room is the one who needs the answer.
They assume you are observant and that you noticed something real. That is why you are reading. None of them will tell you that you should have come sooner.
Across ENT and orthopedics you will find fever and when it genuinely cannot wait, febrile fits explained calmly, recurring ear infections, swimmer's ear, adenoids and mouth-breathing, night leg pains, and clubfoot — which is not caused by anything you did, and which the Ponseti method corrects in the large majority of babies when it is started early.
Each article marks the signs that mean go now, and the ones that mean it is safe to watch until morning.
7 articles · D.R. Healthcare, Indore · Mon–Sat 6–8 PM
Your child sleeps with his mouth open, snores and wakes up tired. What adenoids are, what it means, and when surgery is actually needed.
Read article Dr. Soumya · ENTA diagnosis of club foot (CTEV) is distressing for any parent — but here is the reassuring truth: with early treatment, nearly every child goes on to walk,
Read article Dr. Arpit · OrthopedicsEar infections are the most common reason children visit a doctor after the common cold. Here is everything parents need to know — from early warning signs
Read article Dr. Soumya · ENTThe thermometer reading matters far less than how your child looks and behaves. Here is what to watch, and what genuinely cannot wait.
Read article D.R. Healthcare · GeneralNight leg pain in a child is usually harmless. Here is the pattern that reassures me, and the pattern I want to examine.
Read article Dr. Arpit · OrthopedicsIf your child holds one ear after a swim, this is usually the outer ear canal, not the middle ear. Here is how to tell, and what helps.
Read article Dr. Soumya · ENTHow ordinary monsoon fever differs from the dengue pattern, why day four can matter more than day one, and the one medicine rule that matters most.
Read article D.R. Healthcare · GeneralD.R. Healthcare is open Monday to Saturday, 6–8 PM, at 68/3 Heera Nagar Main Road, near Chandragupta Maurya Chowk, Indore. Most problems are examined, explained and given a clear plan in a single visit.
WhatsApp Us NowIt depends on the problem: ear, nose, throat, adenoid and tonsil issues go to Dr. Soumya S. Maurya (MS – ENT); limb, gait and bone concerns go to Dr. Arpit Maurya (MS – Orthopaedics). Both consult at D.R. Healthcare, Indore, Monday to Saturday 6–8 PM.
A baby under three months with any fever, fever lasting beyond three days, or fever with rash, drowsiness, poor feeding, fits or difficulty breathing should be seen promptly. Our fever guide below explains what to watch at home.
Common childhood ENT problems — ear infections, glue ear, adenoids, tonsils — are routinely treated by an ENT surgeon. Dr. Soumya S. Maurya sees children as part of everyday ENT practice at the clinic.
