Baby doodh nahi pi raha — konsa doctor dikhayein?

Child specialist (pediatrician) dikhayein. Naye bachon mein doodh chhorna aksar latch ki problem, band naak, mouth ulcer ya infection ki wajah se hota hai. Agar bacha 6 ghantay se doodh nahi pi raha, sust hai ya peshaab kam kar raha hai to yeh emergency hai — foran hospital jayein.

Pakistan mein online child specialist available hai?

Ji haan. Aafiya Doc par PMC/PMDC-verified child specialists poore Pakistan mein video call par available hain — Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Peshawar, Multan, Quetta ya kisi bhi shehar se. Kuch shehron mein in-clinic appointment bhi mil jati hai. Aap WhatsApp se same-day appointment le sakte hain.

Best pediatrician in Pakistan kaun hai?

Pakistan ke kisi bhi shehar ke walidain Aafiya Doc ke PMC/PMDC-verified child specialists se online video consultation le sakte hain, aur mukhtalif shehron mein in-person appointment bhi le sakte hain — dono ki fees Rs. 1,500 hai.

Online pediatrician available abhi?

Ji haan. Aafiya Doc par child specialists subah se raat 11 baje tak, haftay ke saaton din available hain. Zyada tar walidain ko 15 minute ke andar doctor mil jata hai.

Baby ko raat ko neend nahi aati — kya karein?

6–8 haftay tak bachay din raat ka farq nahi samajhte. Din mein roshni aur awaz rakhein, raat mein andhera aur khamoshi. Feed ke baad 20 minute seedha pakrain. Agar bacha bohat zyada so raha ho, jagane par na jage ya wazan na barh raha ho to doctor se rabta karein.

Newborn ka weight nahi barh raha — kya karoon?

Pehle haftay mein 7–10% wazan kam hona normal hai aur 2 haftay mein wapas aa jata hai. Agar 2 haftay baad bhi birth weight wapas na aaye, ya har haftay 150 gram se kam barh raha ho, to feeding assessment zaroori hai — child specialist latch aur feeding pattern dekh kar plan banata hai.

Child ko baar baar zukhaam hota hai — kya yeh normal hai?

School ya daycare janay walay bachon ko saal mein 6 se 10 baar viral zukhaam hona normal hai. Fikr ki baat tab hai jab har baar antibiotics ki zaroorat parey, wazan gir raha ho, ya khansi 3 haftay se zyada chale.

Baby ko ulti aur dast ho rahe hain — kya dawa dein?

Sab se ahem cheez dawa nahi, ORS hai. Har ulti ya dast ke baad thora thora ORS chamach se dein, doodh band na karein. Antibiotic ya ulti roknay wali dawa bina doctor ke na dein. Agar 8 ghantay se peshaab na aaye, aankhein andar dhans jayein, bacha sust ho ya stool mein khoon aaye to foran hospital jayein.

Baby ki khansi kab dangerous hoti hai?

Khansi khatarnak tab hai jab saans tez ho, pasliyan andar dhansein, honth neelay hon, seeti ki awaz aaye, ya bacha baat karte hue ruk jaye. Aisi soorat mein online consultation ka intezar na karein — foran emergency jayein.

Child specialist near me in Pakistan — Aafiya Doc kaise madad karta hai?

Aafiya Doc aap ko PMC/PMDC-verified child specialists se milata hai — video call par poore Pakistan mein, aur mukhtalif shehron mein in-clinic appointment par bhi. Aap ko sirf phone chahiye.

Child specialist online Pakistan — fees kitni hai?

Online child specialist consultation Rs. 1,500 hai. In-clinic visit ki bhi wohi fees hai. Koi chupi hui charges nahi, aur follow-up message free hai.

Meray bachay ko 102 bukhar hai — kya karoon?

102°F bukhar bachon mein aam hai. Wazan ke hisaab se paracetamol dein (15 mg/kg), halke kapray pehnayein, neem garam paani se pattiyan karein aur paani/ORS pilatay rahein. Agar bacha 3 mahine se chhota hai, bukhar 3 din se zyada hai, jhatke aayein, gardan akar jaye ya bacha bohat sust ho to foran hospital jayein. Warna aaj hi child specialist se online mashwara karein.

Bachay ko 103 ya 104 bukhar hai, utar nahi raha — kya karein?

103–104°F tez bukhar hai. Paracetamol sahi dose mein dein aur zarurat ho to doctor ke mashwaray se ibuprofen (6 mahine se bade bachon ko) dein. Dono dawaiyan ek saath apni marzi se na milayein. Agar dawa ke baad bhi bacha sust rahe, saans tez ho ya jism par daane hon to foran emergency jayein.

Bukhar mein bachay ko jhatke (fits) aa gaye — kya karoon?

Bachay ko karwat par litayein, munh mein kuch na dalein, aur waqt note karein. Jhatke 5 minute se zyada chalein, pehli dafa aayein, ya baad mein bacha hosh mein na aaye to foran hospital jayein. Febrile fits ke baad child specialist ka checkup zaroor karwayein.

Bachay ka pait kharab hai aur dast ruk nahi rahe

Har dast ke baad ORS dein, zinc 10–14 din doctor ke mashwaray se dein, aur khana pina jari rakhein. Stool mein khoon, lagataar ulti, ya peshaab band ho jaye to foran hospital jayein.

Baby ke pait mein dard hai, raat ko rota rehta hai (colic)

3 hafte se 3 mahine ke bachon mein shaam/raat ka rona (colic) aam hai. Feed ke baad dakar dilwayein, pait par halki maalish karein aur gode mein hilayein. Agar ulti hari ho, pait phoola ho ya bacha doodh na piye to doctor ko foran dikhayein.

Newborn baby ko peeliya (jaundice) hai — kya khatarnak hai?

Pehle hafte halka peeliya aam hai. Lekin agar peeliya pehle 24 ghante mein aaye, talwon tak phail jaye, bacha doodh kam piye ya bohat soye, to usi din bilirubin test aur child specialist zaroori hai.

Bachay ki naak band hai aur saans lene mein mushkil hai

Saline nasal drops dalein, sar thora ooncha rakhein aur bhaap wala kamra madadgar hai. Pasliyan andar dhansein, honth neelay hon ya bacha doodh na pi sakay to foran hospital jayein.

Bachay ko saans mein seeti (wheezing) aati hai — asthma hai?

Baar baar seeti ki awaz asthma ya allergy ka ishara ho sakti hai, lekin chhote bachon mein viral infection se bhi hoti hai. Child specialist history dekh kar inhaler ya test ka faisla karta hai. Saans mein shadeed takleef emergency hai.

Bacha khana nahi khata, wazan kam hai — kya karoon?

Zabardasti na karein. Din mein 3 khanay aur 2 snacks ka routine banayein, juice aur zyada doodh kam karein, aur ghar ka khana saath bitha kar khilayein. Wazan growth chart par check karwayein — agar 3 mahine se wazan nahi barha to child specialist zaroori hai.

Bacha abhi tak bolta nahi / chalta nahi — kab fikr karein?

Aksar bachay 12 mahine tak pehla lafz aur 18 mahine tak chalna shuru kar dete hain. 2 saal tak 2 lafzon ke jumlay na bolay, naam par palat kar na dekhe ya seekhi hui cheezein bhool jaye to developmental assessment karwayein.

Bachay ke daant nikal rahe hain, bukhar aur dast hain

Daant nikaltay waqt halka chirchirapan aur rais aana normal hai, lekin tez bukhar ya dast daanton ki wajah se nahi hotay — inki alag wajah dekhni chahiye. Teething gel ya thanda teether madadgar hai.

Bachay ke jism par daane / kharish hai

Garmi daane, eczema, khasra (measles), chickenpox ya allergy ho sakti hai. Agar daane dabane par gaayab na hon aur bukhar ho to foran hospital jayein. Baqi soorat mein video call par doctor daane dekh kar ilaj bata sakta hai.

Bachay ke kaan mein dard hai, raat ko rota hai

Zukhaam ke baad kaan ka infection aam hai. Paracetamol dard ke liye dein, kaan mein tel ya koi cheez na dalein. Kaan se pani/peep nikle ya bukhar 2 din se zyada ho to child specialist dikhayein.

Bachay ke gale mein dard aur tonsils hain

Zyada tar viral hota hai aur 5–7 din mein theek ho jata hai. Neem garam paani, shehad (1 saal se bade bachon ko) madadgar hain. Tez bukhar, munh khulne mein mushkil ya raal tapakna ho to doctor ko foran dikhayein.

Bachay ke pait mein keeray (worms) hain — konsi dawa dein?

Raat ko maqaad mein kharish, pait dard ya bhook kam hona keeron ki nishani ho sakti hai. 1 saal se bade bachon ko doctor ke mashwaray se deworming dawa di jati hai, aur poore ghar ka ilaj aur haath dhona zaroori hai.

Bacha raat ko bistar geela karta hai

5–6 saal tak bistar geela karna aam hai. Sone se pehle paani kam karein, peshaab karwa kar sulayein, aur daantein nahi. 7 saal ke baad bhi ho, ya din mein bhi ho, to child specialist se baat karein.

Bachay mein khoon ki kami (anemia) — kaise pata chale?

Peela chehra, jaldi thakna, mitti khana ya bhook kam hona khoon ki kami ki alamat hain. Simple CBC test se pata chalta hai. Doctor iron syrup aur khoraak ka plan deta hai.

Bachay ko khansi hai, raat ko zyada hoti hai

Raat ki khansi aksar band naak, allergy ya asthma se hoti hai. Shehad (1 saal se upar), bhaap aur sar ooncha rakhna madadgar hai. Khansi 3 hafte se zyada ho ya saans tez ho to doctor dikhayein. Bina doctor ke cough syrup na dein.

Bachay ne kuch nigal liya / dawa ya zehar pi liya

Ulti zabardasti na karwayein. Dawa ki bottle saath le kar foran nazdeeki hospital ki emergency jayein. Button battery nigalna khaas taur par khatarnak hai.

Mere bachay ka vaccination course reh gaya hai — kya karoon?

Course dobara shuru karne ki zaroorat nahi. Vaccination card ke saath child specialist se catch-up plan banwayein aur nazdeeki EPI center se tikay lagwayein.

Child specialist near me open now / raat ko doctor chahiye

Aafiya Doc par child specialists subah se raat 11 baje tak online available hain — WhatsApp par same-day appointment lein. Emergency alamat hon to raat ko bhi foran nazdeeki hospital jayein.

Can a child specialist diagnose my child's fever over a video call?

In most cases, yes. The doctor asks about temperature, duration, other symptoms, feeding, urine and activity, and watches your child on camera — alertness, breathing, skin colour and throat where possible. From that, most common childhood fevers can be diagnosed, treated with the correct weight-based dose, and clear warning signs given. If a physical examination is genuinely needed, the doctor will tell you honestly.

Is online consultation safe for a 2-week-old newborn?

For feeding, latch, sleep, jaundice colour, mild rashes, weight and vaccination questions — yes, and it avoids taking a brand-new baby into a crowded clinic. But any fever in a baby under 3 months, poor feeding, fast breathing or a very sleepy newborn must be seen in hospital immediately.

How do you make sure the medicine dose is right for my child?

Doses are calculated on your child's current weight, not age. Please weigh your child before the call if possible. The dose is written on the WhatsApp prescription in millilitres, with how many times a day and for how many days.

When is fever an emergency in a child?

Any fever in a baby under 3 months, fever with a stiff neck, a rash that does not fade when pressed, seizures, fast or difficult breathing, refusal to drink, or a child who is very drowsy. In these cases go to the emergency department — do not wait for an online consultation.

How much paracetamol should I give my child?

The standard dose is 15 mg per kg per dose, up to four times a day with at least 6 hours between doses. Never guess by the bottle cap or a relative's advice — a 10 kg child and a 20 kg child need very different amounts. Confirm the exact millilitres with your doctor.

My child has diarrhoea — should I stop milk?

No. Continue breastfeeding or normal milk. The single most important treatment is ORS in small, frequent sips after every loose stool. Avoid fizzy drinks and packaged juices. Anti-diarrhoeal medicines are not safe for young children.

How do I know if my child is dehydrated?

Watch urine first — a well child passes urine every 4–6 hours. Warning signs are no urine for 8 hours, dry mouth, no tears when crying, sunken eyes, a sunken soft spot in babies, and unusual sleepiness. Severe dehydration is an emergency.

My child is constipated. What can I do at home?

Increase water, fruits (papaya, pear, prune), vegetables and whole grains, reduce excess milk, and build a routine of sitting on the toilet after meals. Do not use adult laxatives or repeated enemas. If there is blood, severe pain, or constipation from birth, consult a child specialist.

Are repeated colds a sign of weak immunity?

Usually not. Six to ten viral infections a year is normal for a school-going child. Genuine concern arises with repeated pneumonia, deep abscesses, persistent thrush, poor weight gain, or infections needing hospital admission.

When does a cough need urgent care?

Fast breathing, chest indrawing, blue lips, wheeze, grunting, or a child unable to speak or feed because of breathlessness. Also urgent: a barking cough with noisy breathing at rest, or a sudden cough after choking on food or a small object.

Is my child's weight normal?

Numbers alone mean little — the pattern on the WHO growth chart is what matters. A child who is small but growing steadily along their own line is usually fine. A child whose weight has been flat for 3 months, or who is dropping across lines, needs assessment.

What if my child misses a vaccine on the EPI schedule?

Nothing is lost. Vaccines can be caught up — you do not need to restart the course. Bring your child's vaccination card to the consultation and the doctor will build a catch-up plan.

My child has fever after vaccination. Is that normal?

Mild fever, irritability and a sore, slightly swollen injection site for 24–48 hours are expected and mean the immune system is responding. Give paracetamol by weight and plenty of fluids. Seek care if fever lasts more than 3 days, the site becomes red and hot with pus, or your child is very drowsy.

Which vaccines are given at birth in Pakistan?

Under the EPI programme: BCG (against TB), the birth dose of Hepatitis B, and OPV-0. These should ideally be given before the baby leaves the hospital.

Can you give vaccinations during an online consultation?

No — vaccines must be physically administered. Online consultation is for reviewing the schedule, planning catch-up doses, discussing optional vaccines, and managing post-vaccine reactions. The injection itself is done at a clinic or EPI centre.

When should a baby start solid food?

At around 6 months, alongside continued breastfeeding. Start with soft, iron-rich foods once a day and build up. Do not start before 4 months, and do not delay past 7 months, as that increases feeding difficulties and iron deficiency.

My baby has jaundice. When is it dangerous?

Mild yellowing that appears after day 2 and fades within two weeks is common. Danger signs are jaundice within the first 24 hours of life, yellowing that reaches the palms and soles, deep yellow after two weeks, pale stools with dark urine, or a baby who is sleepy and feeding poorly — all need immediate hospital assessment.

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Go to Hospital Now — Do Not Wait for an Online Consultation

If your child has any of the following, this is an emergency. Take them to the nearest emergency department immediately.

Difficulty breathing or fast, laboured breathing
Blue or grey lips, tongue or fingertips
Seizures or fits
Unconsciousness or a child you cannot wake
Suspected poisoning or swallowed object
Serious injury, head injury or heavy bleeding
Any fever in a baby under 3 months
Severe dehydration — no urine for 8+ hours, sunken eyes, no tears
Severe allergic reaction with swelling of face or throat

Online consultation is for everything that is not an emergency. We would rather send you to hospital than treat a serious illness over a screen.

Real parent worries

The Six Things Parents Ask Us Most

Practical answers first — what is normal, what you can do at home tonight, and when a doctor genuinely needs to be involved.

"My child won't eat anything."

Between 1 and 4 years, appetite naturally drops because growth slows down. Most 'not eating' children are actually growing fine. Check the real measure: is weight increasing on the chart, is your child active, and is urine normal? Offer small portions every 2–3 hours, stop juice and biscuits between meals, and never force-feed — it makes refusal worse. Come to a doctor if weight is flat for 3 months, energy is low, or your child looks pale.

"My baby cries all night."

In the first 3 months, evening crying spells (colic) are common and peak around 6 weeks. Check hunger, wet nappy, heat, tight clothing and burping first. Hold your baby upright for 20 minutes after feeds, try gentle tummy massage and a calm, dim room. Come to a doctor if crying is high-pitched and continuous, your baby is feeding poorly, has a fever, is vomiting green, or has blood in stool.

"My child has fever."

Fever is the body fighting infection — it is a symptom, not a disease. How your child behaves matters more than the number. Give paracetamol by weight (15 mg per kg per dose, every 6 hours), keep fluids going, dress lightly, and never use cold water or alcohol wipes. Consult if fever crosses 3 days, comes with rash, breathing difficulty, refusal to drink, or your child is under 3 months (that is an emergency).

"My newborn doesn't sleep."

Newborns sleep 14–17 hours a day but only in 2–3 hour stretches, and they do not know day from night until about 6–8 weeks. Keep days bright and noisy, nights dark and quiet, and feed on demand. Always place your baby on the back to sleep, on a firm flat surface. Consult if your baby is sleeping too much and skipping feeds, is difficult to wake, or is not gaining weight.

"My child coughs every month."

A child in daycare or school can have 6–10 viral infections a year — that is normal, not weak immunity. But a cough that comes back every month with wheeze, night cough or exercise cough may be asthma or allergy, and needs a proper assessment. Also check for damp, smoke, dust and pets at home. Consult if the cough lasts more than 3 weeks, disturbs sleep, or comes with weight loss.

"My child isn't gaining weight."

Do not compare with cousins or neighbours — compare with your own child's growth chart. Real concerns are: weight flat for 3 months, crossing downward across chart lines, or weight far below height. Common causes in Pakistan are low-calorie diet, excessive milk or juice, iron deficiency, worms, repeated infections and coeliac disease. A child specialist will plot the chart, look for a cause, and give a practical feeding plan.

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Private video call — nothing is recorded or shared.

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Weight-based dose written clearly on WhatsApp.

Follow-up Care

Free follow-up message if your child doesn't improve.

Patient Privacy

Your child's details stay between you and the doctor.

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Any city, any village — you only need a phone.

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What we treat

Childhood Conditions Our Specialists Handle Every Day

From newborn feeding worries to teenage acne — with an honest note on what each one really needs.

Fever

Most common reason parents call. Cause matters more than the number.

Cold & Flu

Usually viral — comfort care, not antibiotics.

Cough

We check breathing rate and effort, not just the sound.

Vomiting

Focus on keeping fluids down in small sips.

Diarrhoea

ORS technique matters more than any medicine.

Constipation

Diet, water and routine before any laxative.

Asthma

Inhaler technique reviewed live on camera.

Allergy

Food, dust and seasonal triggers identified.

Ear Infection

Often needs an in-clinic look — we tell you honestly.

Skin Rash

Show it on camera; most rashes are diagnosed visually.

Poor Weight Gain

Plotted on WHO charts, not guesswork.

Growth Delay

Height and weight tracked over time.

Development Delay

Milestones reviewed by age.

Nutrition Problems

Picky eating, iron, vitamin D and real food plans.

Sleep Problems

Night waking, sleep routine, night feeds.

Breastfeeding

Latch, supply, feeding gaps and pumping.

Newborn Care

Cord care, bathing, crying, colic and stool colour.

Vaccination

EPI schedule, catch-up plan and post-vaccine fever.

Jaundice

Newborn yellowness — when it is safe, when it is not.

Convulsions

Emergency first. We guide after the child is stable.

Anaemia

Common in Pakistani children — tests and iron plan.

Dehydration

We teach you the exact signs to watch at home.

By age

Care That Changes as Your Child Grows

A newborn, a toddler and a teenager need completely different assessment. Find your child's stage.

Newborn

0–28 days

Feeding and latch, jaundice, cord care, sleep, weight loss in the first week, stool colour, excessive crying.

Any fever in a baby under 3 months is an emergency — go directly to hospital.

Infant

1–12 months

Vaccination schedule, starting solids at 6 months, colic, reflux, teething, weight gain, first fevers and colds.

Most infant problems are handled well online — except breathing difficulty or dehydration.

Toddler

1–3 years

Picky eating, repeated colds after daycare, diarrhoea, tantrums, speech milestones, low weight, iron deficiency.

Repeated infections at this age are usually normal immune training, not weakness.

Preschool

3–5 years

Constipation, bedwetting, allergies, asthma, school-readiness, appetite, worm infections.

Behaviour and appetite worries are very common and usually manageable at home.

School-age

6–12 years

Headaches, stomach pain, concentration, obesity or underweight, vision problems, sports injuries, anaemia.

Recurring stomach pain before school is often stress-related — we assess both.

Teenager

13–18 years

Puberty, acne, periods, mood, sleep, nutrition, exam stress, screen habits.

Teens can speak privately with the doctor if you prefer — with your consent.

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When Online Works — and When Your Child Should Be Seen

We tell you the difference upfront, because guessing wrong costs time when a child is unwell.

Online video consultation is ideal for

Fever without breathing difficulty
Cold, flu and mild cough
Nutrition, appetite and weight questions
Skin rash you can show on camera
Breastfeeding and formula problems
Constipation and mild diarrhoea
Vaccination schedule guidance
Follow-up after a hospital visit
Medicine dose confirmation
Sleep and behaviour concerns

An in-clinic visit is better for

Physical examination of chest, ears or abdomen
Vaccination administration
Any fever in a baby under 3 months (hospital)
Suspected dehydration needing fluids
Breathing difficulty or wheeze at rest
Injuries, wounds and suspected fractures
Detailed growth or development assessment

In-clinic appointments available in multiple cities across Pakistan

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Vaccination

Pakistan EPI Vaccination Schedule

Missed a dose? Nothing is lost — vaccines can be caught up without restarting. Bring your child's vaccination card to the consultation.

Age	Vaccines given
At birth	BCG, Hepatitis B, OPV-0
6 weeks	Pentavalent-1, IPV-1, PCV-1, Rotavirus-1, OPV-1
10 weeks	Pentavalent-2, PCV-2, Rotavirus-2, OPV-2
14 weeks	Pentavalent-3, IPV-2, PCV-3, OPV-3
9 months	Measles-1, Typhoid conjugate vaccine
15 months	Measles-2 / MMR

Vaccines must be physically administered at a clinic or EPI centre. Online consultation covers schedule review, catch-up planning, optional vaccines and post-vaccine fever.

Pakistan-specific

Seasonal Illnesses We See Most in Pakistani Children

Knowing what is going around this month helps you act earlier.

Summer

Heat stroke and dehydration
Dengue fever
Gastroenteritis (ulti–dast)
Food poisoning

Monsoon

Typhoid
Malaria
Watery diarrhoea
Skin and fungal infections

Winter

RSV bronchiolitis in babies
Pneumonia
Influenza
Croup (barking cough)

Year round

Malnutrition and low weight
Tuberculosis
Asthma and allergies
Iron deficiency anaemia

How it works

From Worry to Prescription in Four Steps

Tell us the problem

Send your child's age, weight and symptoms on WhatsApp — or fill the short booking form.

Pick a time

Same-day slots are usually available, including evenings up to 11 PM, 7 days a week.

Video consultation

The child specialist examines your child on camera, asks detailed questions and explains everything in Urdu or English.

Prescription & follow-up

You receive a weight-based prescription on WhatsApp with clear warning signs and a free follow-up message.

Keep your child's weight ready

Every medicine dose is calculated on current weight — it is the one thing that speeds up the call.

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Full FAQ

Everything Parents Ask a Child Specialist

Doses, danger signs, vaccination, feeding, prescriptions, privacy and fees — answered plainly.

A child specialist is a doctor trained specifically in the health of children from birth to 18 years. Children are not small adults — their doses, danger signs and normal values are completely different. A pediatrician diagnoses illness, guides vaccination, tracks growth and development, and tells you clearly when something needs hospital care.

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Child Specialist Consultation Across Pakistan

Online video consultation is available across Pakistan, including Bahria Town and DHA communities in Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi. For an in-clinic appointment, check the individual pediatrician's listed city and address.

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Searching for a child specialist near Bahria Town or DHA?

For fever, feeding, growth or vaccination questions, compare the pediatricians at the top of this page and choose a video consultation where appropriate. Keep your child's age, current weight and symptoms ready. Dr. Shehryar Shahid's listed in-clinic location is Saddar, Rawalpindi, not a Bahria Town or DHA branch. Breathing difficulty, seizures or fever in a baby under three months need urgent hospital care, not an online appointment.

Rawalpindi neighbourhood and clinic guidance

Your Child Doesn't Have to Wait Until Morning

Talk to a PMC-verified child specialist tonight by video call from anywhere in Pakistan, or book an in-person visit in your city. Rs. 1,500, weight-based prescription on WhatsApp, free follow-up.

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Consultations are private and never recorded. Your child's details are visible only to the treating doctor.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Shehryar Shahid, MBBS, FCPS (Paediatrics), PMC-verified child specialist with 15+ years of experience. Last reviewed: August 2026. This page is the national child specialist guide for parents across Pakistan and does not replace an individual medical assessment. In an emergency, go to your nearest hospital.