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01. What is a pediatrician?

A pediatrician is a medical doctor specializing in children's care, including infants, teens, and young adults. They provide preventive health care, treat acute and chronic illnesses, and offer parents support and advice on growth, development, safety, nutrition, and emotional wellness to promote lifelong health.

02. How often should my child see the pediatrician?

Your child should see the pediatrician not only for illness but also for regular well-child exams, starting in infancy. These routine checkups allow the doctor to monitor your child's growth and development, counsel parents, detect problems early, provide immunizations, and build a relationship. Well-care visits are essential for preventive pediatric care.

03. Where does Dr. Wasif Iqbal practice & what are the timings?

Clinic Hours (Monday to Saturday, Sunday Off):

Islamabad Diagnostic Center, Susan Road, Madina Town:
1 PM to 6 PM

Mujahid Hospital, Madina Town:
9:40 PM to 11 PM

Hajra Kareem Hospital, Batala Colony:
7:30 PM to 9:30 PM

Online Video Consultation:
9 AM to 11 PM

04. What is the experience of Dr. Wasif Iqbal?

With over 20 years of clinical experience You can trust that your child will receive the highest standard of care under his guidance.

05. Can I phone directly to make an appointment?

Yes. You can phone our main line at +923346534004 to make your appointment.

06. What is the education of Dr. Wasif Iqbal?

Dr. Wasif Iqbal has the following degrees: M.B.B.S., F.C.P.S. (Pediatrics). PGPN (USA).

07. What is the fee of Dr. Wasif Iqbal?

Dr. Wasif Iqbal's fee ranges from Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 1,200 for consultation.

Location
Online Video Consultation--> Rs. 1,000
Hajra Karim Hospital ---> Rs. 1,000
Islamabad Diagnostic Centre (Susan Road) ---> Rs. 1,200
Mujahid Hospital (Faisalabad) ---> Rs. 1,000

08. What is Dr. Wasif Iqbal's speciality & area of expertise?

Dr. Wasif Iqbal is specialist Pediatrician and Neonatologist. His area of expertise include >General Pediatric Care,
>Childhood Nutrition,
> Childhood Growth & Development,
>Neonatology,
> Common childhood problems like behavior issues, dust eating , delayed speech, Blood related disorders like nasal bleeding, excessive bleeding, anaemia, liver and chest diseases like jaundice, chest infection, pneumonia, asthma, and common seasonal problems as diarrhea, vomiting, cough, sneezing and many more

09. What if my child needs after-hours care?

We have an on-call (Whatsapp) service for emergency situations outside of regular clinic hours.

10. What temperature is considered a fever in children?

Children are considered to have a fever if they have a body temperature of 38.5°C (101.3°F) or more, and babies under three months old are already considered to have a fever at a body temperature of 38.0°C (100.4°F) or more

11. When should I call the doctor if my child has a fever?

In general, call the doctor if your child is:

younger than 3 months old with a body temperature of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher
3 months or older with a temperature higher than 102.2°F (39°C)

Also call if a child 3 months or older has a fever and:

refuses fluids or seems too ill to drink enough
has lasting diarrhea or repeated vomiting
has any signs of dehydration (peeing less than usual, not having tears when crying, less alert and less active than usual)
has a specific complaint (like a sore throat or earache)
still has a fever after 2–3 days
has a rash
has pain while peeing

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