Common Paediatric Conditions covered.
Babies – Newborn to one year.
- Reflux, poor feeding, latching problems, faltering growth, skin problems, constipation
- Concerns about Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy
- Tongue tie
- Development concerns
- Acute illnesses with infective symptoms such as cough, sore throat, fever, ear pain
- Skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, rashes
- 6-8 week check for mother and baby – One hour appointment £275 to cover mother and baby. If just for baby for 30 minutes
- Mother – screening checks for any post-partum problems, blood pressure, breast problems, any issues with vaginal bleeding, mood disturbance and contraception if required.
- Baby – appropriate development and reflexes, feeding issues or other concerns, weight, head circumference, top to toe checks for any issues with skin, eyes, heart, lungs, abdomen, hips, spine and genitals. Requires Red book to be brought with patient.
Infants to Teenage Years
- Acute illnesses with infective symptoms such as cough, sore throat, fever, ear pain
- Ear, nose and throat problems
- Skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, rashes
- Growth and weight issues, concerns about diet
- Bowel issues – constipation, diarrhoea, loose stools
- Urinary problems, urinary tract infections, bedwetting
- Genital problems such as thrush, testicular problems
- Intolerances, food and other allergy concerns, Coeliac Disease screening
- Low mood, anxiety, deliberate self-harm
- Difficulty sleeping or staying asleep.
- Concerns about Autism or ADHD, Behavioural Concerns
- Musculoskeletal problems
This summary below outlines the essential documents needed for identification purposes when visiting our hospital for paediatric services.
Proof of Identification Requirements:
For Your Child:
- Red Book (if applicable): Bring the child’s Red Book, if available.
- Photo ID (Passport): Provide a valid passport with the child’s photo.
- Birth Certificate: Bring the child’s official birth certificate.
For You:
- Passport: Present your valid passport.
- Name Discrepancy: If your name on the passport differs from the birth certificate, additional documentation is needed.
For Someone Bringing a Child on Your Behalf:
- Letter from Parent: If someone else is bringing your child, a letter from one of the parents listed on the child’s birth certificate is required.
Please note, this is NOT an admitting hospital. Any child who needs urgent care should be taken to your local NHS GP, dial 111 or take them straight to A&E.