Infant and child follow-up
Regular monitoring of growth and development through height, weight and head circumference measurements.
OUR DEPARTMENTS
Paediatrics
We follow children's physical, mental and social development closely from birth through adolescence. Our paediatricians work with an approach to diagnosis and treatment made for children, keeping the family informed at every step.
What we cover
Vaccinations
Safe administration of the vaccines in the national schedule, and management of the vaccination record.
Febrile illness and infections
Diagnosis and treatment of respiratory and gastrointestinal infections and other childhood illnesses.
Respiratory conditions
Assessment of asthma, bronchitis, allergic conditions and frequently recurring cough.
Nutrition and development advice
Building healthy eating habits and following up conditions such as failure to thrive.
Developmental assessment
Monitoring speech, motor and cognitive milestones, with early referral where needed.
Chronic illness follow-up
Regular review of childhood chronic conditions such as allergic disease, anaemia and diabetes.
The doctor in this department
Dr.
Yusuf Şeyhi
Paediatrics
Growth and development follow-up, vaccinations and childhood illnesses.
Why our paediatrics department?
An approach made for children
An experienced doctor who works from current medical evidence and speaks to the child in language suited to their age.
A safe, hygienic setting
Sterile, secure consulting rooms where a child feels at ease.
Family-centred communication
An open process built on trust, with the parent informed at every step.
Early diagnosis and preventive care
Regular review and screening aimed at acting before illness takes hold.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I bring my child in?
For healthy babies, visits are recommended at set months through the first year, and once a year after that. The vaccination schedule runs alongside these visits.
When should I see a paediatrician?
For high fever, constant crying or unsettledness, loss of appetite and weight, cough and breathlessness, vomiting and diarrhoea, skin rashes, or any suspicion of developmental delay — as well as at vaccination and routine review times.
Is a fever after vaccination normal?
Mild fever and redness at the injection site are common after vaccination and usually settle within a day or two. If the fever stays high or your child's general condition worsens, contact us.
What should I bring to the appointment?
Bringing the vaccination card, any previous test results and reports, and a list of medicines being taken will speed up the assessment.
Book an appointment for your child
Whether it is a routine check, a vaccination or a specific concern, let's find a day and time together.