KRUPA Clinic & Diagnostica

11/07/2023

02/07/2022

Thank you little Girisha Shinde for this lovely handmade Doctors day greeting card❤

07/04/2022

19/03/2022

If your child has a fever, there are ways to provide relief and help reduce the fever:

1. Fluids: Offer plenty of fluids to drink. Prolonged fever can lead to dehydration.

2. Sponge bath: Apply a lukewarm sponge bath to help lower your child's temperature. Do not put your child in cold water to try to cool them off.

3. Dress: Remove unnecessary clothing to make your child feel comfortable. Dress your child in lightweight, breathable clothing.

4. Comfort: Cover with a light sheet if your child appears chilled.

5. Medicine: Consider using fever-reducing medication such as acetaminophen. Check the label or call your pediatrician for the correct dosage for your child. Do not give self medication.

17/03/2022

HAPPY HOLI !!!

04/02/2022

Cancer can be treated
Cancer can be cured
Cancer can be prevented.
This World Cancer Day, let's vow to protect our family & kids from Cancer by vaccination.

31/01/2022

We turn One!!!
It only feels like yesterday that I started this Clinic & yet here we are, a year later.
Thank you each & everyone for the love & support..

11/01/2022

Winter skin care tips for babies...

07/10/2021

Happy Navratri !!!

11/08/2021

Cervical cancer is mostly associated with human papillomavirus (HPV), an infection which can be transmitted sexually via vaginal or oral or a**l exposure and also through skin to skin contact. Cervical cancer is increasing worldwide and can be reduced just by administering the HPV vaccine.

30/07/2021

Why is Play Important for Children?
Play—both unstructured and learning-based—can be crucial for child development.

1. Play Builds Imagination and Creativity

During play, children often mimic adults and create make-believe games. When a child does this, they’re stretching their imagination. They create complex narratives around these roles and learn to think in abstract ways. This abstract thinking is the foundation for more advanced learning and problem solving.

2. Play Fosters Cognitive Growth

A variety of experts agree that play is essential for brain development. Free play positively affects neurological development by influencing how the neural circuits of the brain are wired. Free play has a beneficial impact on confidence, intelligence and communication.

3. Play Reaps Emotional and Behavioural Benefits

Regular play can reduce anxiety, stress and irritability for children while boosting joy and self-esteem. It improves emotional flexibility, resilience and provides an increased ability to deal with change. Through play, children can confront life’s challenges in a way that they can understand and process.

4. Play Facilitates Group Interaction

Group play is where kids are introduced to social roles and cultural norms. They develop the skills necessary to play cooperatively within group structures. It also gives them an opportunity to learn about self-control, test relationships and understand acceptable group behaviour. The skills learned in group play can help form the basis of a child’s social skills.

5. Play Encourages Greater Independence

Solitary play can be just as valuable as group play. It helps kids to prepare for social situations by providing a stronger sense of independence and promoting creativity. Children who choose to play alone at a playground can also learn social cues by observing other group interactions from afar.

6. Play Promotes Physical Fitness

Kids love to be active. Exercise helps to promote physically fit and healthy children. Play encourages this activity, giving kids the opportunity to sharpen reflexes, work on movement control, improve gross motor skills and develop greater balance. They also build strong muscles, improve bone-density and increase cardio-vascular function. Encouraging active play can have positive far-reaching health effects.

- Dr. Krupali Kaku.
Pediatrician & Neonatologist.