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Contraception is an essential aspect of the reproductive health of women and couples. It helps to plan the number and spacing of pregnancies, thus providing control over their family life.
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Paediatrics
Paediatrics is the specialty dedicated to the child. Visits to the paediatrician are initially weekly for the first 2 weeks of life, then monthly until 6 months, then quarterly from 9 to 24 months. After 2 years, an annual visit is sufficient.
In addition to keeping the vaccination calendar up to date, the paediatrician supervises the child’s growth and proper physical and mental development.
They also play a role in the prevention, advice, diagnosis, and treatment of illnesses.
When should you consult a paediatrician?
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New born follow-up
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Breastfeeding counselling
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Monitoring the growth and development of the child
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Child nutrition
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Monitoring the vaccination calendar
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Child health check-up
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Monitoring of chronic diseases
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Treatment of specific diseases
Course of the visit
INFORMATION: The paediatrician interviews the parents and the child, if old enough to speak, to find out the reason for the consultation, allergies, personal, medical, and family history, daily activities, and lifestyle.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: Height and weight measurements, auscultation with a stethoscope, palpation of the abdomen, ENT check, and, if necessary, temperature measurement. In addition to this, they assess the child’s cognitive functions, psychological state, and level of development.
DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT: The paediatrician shares their diagnosis with the parents and the child, if old enough to understand. The paediatrician may prescribe treatment or additional tests (X-rays, analyses) or refer the child to a specialist or therapist. A follow-up appointment is often scheduled.
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