Newborn Follow-up

It involves monitoring the baby’s health immediately after birth. Early diagnosis and follow-up help prevent potential problems.

• Monitoring and Treatment of Neonatal Jaundice (Icterus)
• Assessment of Sucking, Feeding, and Weight Gain
• Initial examination and screening for congenital anomalies
• Breastfeeding and Nutrition Counseling

Vaccinations and Preventive Health Services

It is the most important measure for protecting children from diseases. Immunity is achieved by regularly following the vaccination schedule.

• Tracking the Expanded Immunization Program (vaccination schedule)
• Planning for additional vaccines, such as the rotavirus, flu, and pneumonia vaccines
• Catching up on missed vaccinations
• Immunity and Preventive Health Counseling

Growth and Development Monitoring

It assesses whether the child's physical, mental, and motor development is progressing appropriately for their age.

• Height and Weight Tracking and Growth Curve Plotting
• Motor, Speech, and Social Development Assessment
• Adolescence and Puberty Monitoring
• Referral for Suspected Developmental Delay

Pediatric Infectious Diseases

The diagnosis and treatment of common febrile and infectious diseases in childhood.

• Upper and lower respiratory tract infections
• Urinary Tract Infections
• Rash-causing illnesses such as chickenpox, measles, and mumps
• Evaluation of Illnesses with High Fever

Pediatric Respiratory Diseases (Asthma)

It covers the management of chronic and recurrent respiratory problems.

• Asthma Diagnosis and Treatment, Use of Bronchodilators
• Monitoring Allergic Rhinitis (Hay Fever)
• Recurrent bronchitis and wheezing
• Pulmonary function tests

Childhood Allergies

The diagnosis and monitoring of conditions caused by an overactive immune system.

• Food Allergies and Food Intolerances
• Follow-up for Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema)
• Allergy Tests and Prevention Tips
• Management of Acute Allergic Conditions Such as Anaphylaxis

Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition

Management of digestive system issues and adherence to a healthy diet.

• Reflux and Stomach Problems
• Assessment of Constipation and Diarrhea
• Nutrition Counseling and the Transition to Solid Foods
• Monitoring Weight Gain Difficulty and Obesity

Pediatric Emergency Care and First Aid

Rapid assessment and treatment are provided for sudden illnesses and accidents.

• Management of febrile seizures
• Vomiting, Dehydration, and Fluid Therapy
• Falls, bumps, and minor injuries
• Poisoning and Emergency Assessment

When Should You Take Your Child to the Pediatrician?

• High fever (especially in infants younger than 3 months)
• Persistent cough, wheezing, or shortness of breath
• Diarrhea, vomiting, and fluid loss (dehydration)
• Suspected Growth and Development Delay
• Delay in the vaccination schedule
• Allergic reaction, rash, or swelling
• Concerns about behavior and development

Examination and Follow-Up Process

At each checkup, the pediatrician evaluates the child and their family using the following steps:

1. Story collection: Past medical history, vaccination record, family history
2. Measurement of growth: Calculating the curve based on height, weight, and head circumference
3. Physical examination: Examination of the respiratory system, heart, abdomen, and lymph nodes
4. Development assessment: Motor, Speech, and Social Skills
5. Required tests: Blood, urine, and imaging as needed
6. Planning: Vaccination schedule, treatment, and next follow-up appointment

Why Choose Özel Trakya Hospital for Children’s Health?

• Comprehensive care provided by pediatric specialists
• Follow-up from the neonatal period through adolescence (ages 0–18)
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) support
• Vaccination tracking and preventive health care
• A child-friendly, reassuring examination environment
• Emergency response with 24/7 emergency services