Pediatric
Al Jameel Medical Center’s commitment to ensuring children’s safety and good health is unwavering, and our Pediatric department reflects that within all the services it provides. Our scope of services include treating infants, children and young adults, as well as providing parents, especially new mothers, with all the necessary information and education that is crucial to maintaining their children’s well-being and good health.
Al Jameel medical center promotes the health of children and adolescents with a balanced program that seeks new knowledge through research, provides outstanding educational opportunities, delivers high quality comprehensive clinical care and service, advocates vigorously for children and adolescents, and is responsive to the changing needs of our community and society.
Breastfeeding can protect your baby from developing allergies Babies who are fed a formula based on cow’s milk or soy tend to have more allergic reactions than breastfed babies.
Scientists think that immune factors such as secretory IgA (only available in breast milk) help prevent allergic reactions to food by providing a layer of protection to a baby’s intestinal tract. Without this protection, inflammation can develop and the wall of the intestine can become “leaky.” This allows undigested proteins to cross the gut where they can cause an allergic reaction and other health problems.
Babies who are fed formula rather than breast milk don’t get this layer of protection, so they’re more vulnerable to inflammation, allergies, and other eventual health issues.
The routine examination of well babies (to screen largely for abnormalities of growth and development).
The examination of ill babies (to establish the nature and cause and extent of any illness or injury). To establish fitness for education or certain activities. To examine for signs of sexual abuse in child.
However, this is not an absolute distinction. Whether ill or well, the examining doctor should have a good working knowledge of routine examination and normal findings in children at different ages.
Problems with development behaviour and growth may thus be identified opportunistically whilst examining an ill child.
Doctors working with children should have a good knowledge of normal developmental milestones, as well as routine physical development and findings at different ages. protection cases.
General Appearance, Arms, Vital Signs, Heart, Lungs, Abdomen, Diaper, Genetalia, Anus, Legs, Feet Nervous, Integument Head and Neck, Eyes, Ears, Nose, Throat, Height, Weight Doctors advice and tips.
With our Home visit service, you don’t have to travel, skip work schedule and find parking space just for your child’s check-up. Because here in Al Jameel Medical Center, we are the ones going straight to your home with your most convenient schedule.
With our world renowned Physicians, we can guarantee that we will attend to your child’s specific illness and disease with proper treatment and medication. We can also minimize the margin of error in the process by continuous check-up and physician’s evaluation.
A nebulizer is a device that is very similar in design and purpose to an asthma inhaler, but is easier to use and slightly more relaxing. This then makes it preferable in some instances – for instance it is better for children and better for children, elderly patients, disabled individuals or those with diseases that make using their hands and taking deep breaths impossible. What makes it easier is the way the nebulizer works which doesn’t require the same breath/hand coordination as an inhaler. A nebulizer essentially works by connecting tubes to a compressed air source. When it is operated the oxygen and air are blasted through the stored liquid medicine at high speed and then inhaled by the individual. As the air passes through the liquid it will create aerosol that contains the medication needed.
