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Dr. Ezhilarasan

Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist

Paediatrics

Experience

26+ Years

Qualification

MBBS, MD (Pediatrics), DCH, DNB (Pediatrics), Fellowship in Neonatology

Sub Speciality

Paediatrics and Neonatology

Location

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About Dr. Ezhilarasan

Dr. Ezhilarasan is a consultant paediatrician and neonatologist at Dr. Humayun Speciality Hospital, T. Nagar. He holds an MD and a DNB in Paediatrics, a DCH, and a fellowship in Neonatology, and works across both the children's service and the neonatal unit.

Much of paediatrics is telling a worried parent, quickly and clearly, whether what they are seeing is ordinary or not. The rest is the newborn who needs support in the first hours of life, where the decisions are made in minutes. He works in both, and treats a parent's concern as information rather than as an overreaction.

Specialised care you can trust

The areas this consultant sees most often.

Advanced Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU)

Preterm & Critically Ill Infant Management

Advanced Life & Respiratory Support

Complex Neonatal Conditions

Invasive Neonatal Procedures

Nutritional Guidance & Developmental Follow-ups

Professional background

Qualifications and training.

MBBS

MD - Paediatrics

DCH - Diploma in Child Health

DNB - Paediatrics

Fellowship in Neonatology

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should a fever bring my child to hospital?

Any fever in a baby under three months, or a fever with drowsiness, breathing difficulty, a rash that does not fade under pressure, or a child too unwell to drink. Most other fevers can be watched at home for two to three days.

My baby was born early. What follow-up is needed?

Premature babies are followed for growth, feeding and development, usually at set intervals after discharge. The schedule depends on how early the baby arrived and will be given to you before you go home.

My child keeps getting chest infections. Is that normal?

Frequent chest infections with wheeze are often asthma rather than repeated infection. It is worth assessing properly, because treating it as asthma changes the outcome.

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