Dr. Paritosha Thakar-Dalal

Dr. Paritosha Thakar-Dalal She Has Received Training From One Of The Largest And Prestigious Government Medical College In Bangalore (BMCRI).

Meet Dr. Paritosha Thakar Dalal, a highly qualified pediatric surgeon with global expertise from the prestigious Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne, Australia. After Completing Hertraining She Has Worked At Seth G.S Medical College And KEM Hospital, Mumbai. Her Credentials Are Internationally Verified By ECFMG (USA).

Many parents assume kids will simply outgrow their health problems — but that’s not always true.While some minor issues ...
23/10/2025

Many parents assume kids will simply outgrow their health problems — but that’s not always true.

While some minor issues resolve with age, conditions like hernias, tumours, or kidney problems need timely medical care. Similarly, frequent stomach pain or vomiting isn’t always “weak digestion” — it can be a sign of something deeper.

Early diagnosis and expert evaluation can make all the difference.
Because children don’t always outgrow everything — sometimes, they need the right treatment at the right time.

This Diwali, may good health, healing, and happiness light up your life.Wishing everyone a safe, healthy, and radiant fe...
21/10/2025

This Diwali, may good health, healing, and happiness light up your life.
Wishing everyone a safe, healthy, and radiant festive season.

Early Diagnosis — The Key to a Child’s Healthier TomorrowMany childhood conditions — from tumours to congenital abnormal...
17/10/2025

Early Diagnosis — The Key to a Child’s Healthier Tomorrow

Many childhood conditions — from tumours to congenital abnormalities — can be successfully treated when detected early. Timely diagnosis allows pediatric surgeons to plan the best course of treatment and give your child the healthiest future possible.

Book a consultation with us for the best care.

A small lump today can mean a big concern tomorrow — don’t ignore it.Wilms’ Tumour is a type of kidney cancer that affec...
12/10/2025

A small lump today can mean a big concern tomorrow — don’t ignore it.

Wilms’ Tumour is a type of kidney cancer that affects young children, usually under 5 years.
Most parents notice a swelling or lump in the child’s abdomen, which is often painless.

Other signs may include:
✔ Swollen belly or lump
✔ Blood in urine
✔ Fever, tiredness, or loss of appetite

The good news?
When detected early, Wilms' tumour is highly treatable with surgery and appropriate care.
If you notice any unusual abdominal swelling in your child —
Consult a Pediatric Surgeon immediately. Early diagnosis saves lives.

This Dussehra, let’s defeat illness with awareness, care, and healthy choices.Wishing you and your family good health, h...
02/10/2025

This Dussehra, let’s defeat illness with awareness, care, and healthy choices.
Wishing you and your family good health, happiness, and success.

White glow in your child’s eye?It could be more than just a reflection. A white shine in the pupil (Leukocoria) may be a...
01/10/2025

White glow in your child’s eye?
It could be more than just a reflection. A white shine in the pupil (Leukocoria) may be an early sign of Retinoblastoma – a rare eye cancer in children.
Watch for:
✔ Crossed eyes
✔ Poor vision
✔ Redness or swelling
Early detection saves sight and life.
Don’t ignore the signs—consult a specialist immediately.

Neck Nodes in Children - Could It Be a Sign of Cancer?Swollen neck nodes are common in children and are usually due to i...
29/09/2025

Neck Nodes in Children - Could It Be a Sign of Cancer?

Swollen neck nodes are common in children and are usually due to infections.
But if the swelling lasts too long or keeps growing, it could be a warning sign of something more serious — like lymphoma or other childhood cancers.

When to worry about neck nodes?
✔ Hard, painless lumps
✔ Growing in size
✔ Lasting more than 2 weeks
✔ Associated with fever, weight loss, or night sweats

Remember, early detection can save lives. Not all swellings are dangerous, but persistent ones should never be ignored.

If your child has unusual or persistent neck nodes, consult a pediatric surgeon immediately.

Awareness today = Healthy futures tomorrow.

Thyroglossal Cyst in Children — What Parents Should KnowNoticed a small lump in the middle of your child’s neck?It could...
25/09/2025

Thyroglossal Cyst in Children — What Parents Should Know

Noticed a small lump in the middle of your child’s neck?
It could be a Thyroglossal Cyst — a common condition that appears as a swelling near the throat.

What to look for:
✔ Lump in the midline of the neck
✔ Moves when your child swallows or sticks out the tongue
✔ May get red or painful if infected

Is it dangerous?
Usually not — but it won’t go away on its own.
Sometimes, it can cause infections or other complications.

If you notice a persistent neck lump in your child, consult a pediatric surgeon for the right care.

Happy Navratri! May Goddess Durga bless you with health, happiness & prosperity this Navratri.                          ...
22/09/2025

Happy Navratri! May Goddess Durga bless you with health, happiness & prosperity this Navratri.

Blood in Urine in Kids — Should You Worry?Seeing blood in your child’s urine can be scary. While it may sometimes be due...
17/09/2025

Blood in Urine in Kids — Should You Worry?

Seeing blood in your child’s urine can be scary. While it may sometimes be due to infections or stones, it can also be an early warning sign of serious conditions like kidney or bladder tumors.

Possible causes include:
✔ Urinary tract infection (UTI)
✔ Kidney/bladder stones
✔ Trauma or injury
✔ Rarely, pediatric tumors

When to consult a doctor immediately?

If blood appears more than once
If your child also has a fever, pain, or difficulty urinating
If urine looks dark, red, or tea-colored

Why it matters:
Early diagnosis = better treatment outcomes, especially during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Awareness today can save lives tomorrow.

If you notice blood in your child’s urine, consult a pediatric surgeon without delay.

Childhood Cancer Awareness MonthEvery year, thousands of children are diagnosed with cancer — but with early diagnosis a...
04/09/2025

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
Every year, thousands of children are diagnosed with cancer — but with early diagnosis and timely treatment, many of them can live healthy, happy lives again.

This month is a reminder that:
Cancer in children is not always preventable, but it is often treatable.
Recognizing the signs early can make all the difference.
Together, we can spread awareness, fight stigma, and give hope to little warriors and their families.

Let’s stand united for every child’s right to a brighter and healthier tomorrow.

Ever noticed a lump in your child’s neck or behind the ear?Most of the time, it’s harmless — like a swollen lymph node d...
02/09/2025

Ever noticed a lump in your child’s neck or behind the ear?

Most of the time, it’s harmless — like a swollen lymph node due to a cold or throat infection.
But sometimes, it could signal something more.

When to consult a doctor:
✔ The lump is growing or doesn’t shrink after 2 weeks
✔ It feels hard or fixed
✔ It's painful or red
✔ Your child has a fever or weight loss
✔ A lump appeared without any infection

It could be an infection, cyst, or (rarely) a tumor — and only a doctor can tell the difference.

Early check = early peace of mind.
If you're unsure, consult a pediatric surgeon for expert evaluation.

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