Fever and infections
Evaluation based on age, duration, associated symptoms, hydration and the child’s overall condition.
Common childhood illnesses
When your child is unwell, start with a careful assessment
Consultation for common pediatric symptoms, with examination, an age-appropriate plan and clear follow-up advice.
How we can help
Clear information for your clinic visit
Symptoms can have different causes at different ages. Diagnosis and treatment are decided after examining the child; antibiotics or investigations are not automatically required.
Cough and cold
Assessment for common respiratory infections and signs that may need closer review.
Wheezing or noisy breathing
Clinical examination to decide whether inhaled treatment, monitoring or referral is needed.
Vomiting and loose motions
Review of hydration, feeding, urine output and warning signs, with a suitable rehydration plan.
Rash and skin concerns
Assessment of the rash pattern, associated fever, itching, medicines and other symptoms.
Ear, throat and other concerns
Evaluation of pain, feeding difficulty, sleep disturbance and related symptoms.
Seek urgent medical care
Do not wait for a routine clinic visit
Go to the nearest emergency department or contact local emergency services if your child has any of these signs.
- Severe breathing difficulty, pauses in breathing, or blue/grey lips or face
- A seizure, collapse, unusual unresponsiveness, or a child who is very difficult to wake
- A temperature of 38°C or higher in a baby younger than 3 months
- Inability to drink or breastfeed, repeated vomiting, or markedly reduced urination
- A rapidly worsening child, severe weakness, or any situation in which you feel immediate help is needed
Clinic hours
Monday–Saturday
11:00 AM–2:00 PM and 7:30 PM–11:00 PM