Newborn Screening: What Tests Are Done and Why They Matter?
Newborn screening is a set of simple, quick tests performed shortly after birth to check for serious but rare conditions that aren't visible at first glance. Many of these conditions — metabolic, hormonal, hearing-related, or heart-related — don't show obvious symptoms in the first days of life, but can cause serious health problems if left undetected. Catching them early allows treatment to begin before any real damage occurs, which is exactly why every baby, healthy-looking or not, is screened.
Baby Not Sleeping at Night – What Parents Should Do?
Many parents come to the clinic and say Doctor, our baby sleeps during the day but baby not sleeping at night. This is a very common concern, especially in newborn babies and infants. Lack of sleep can make both the baby and parents tired and stressed. According to Dr Anuja […]

