Compassionate, ethical and evidence-based care for children—along with convenient general polyclinic support for the whole family.
At Udbhav Pediatric & Polyclinic, our goal is to make quality healthcare approachable, reassuring and accessible. We combine child-centred pediatric care with general polyclinic services in a welcoming neighbourhood setting.
Parents are an important part of a child’s healthcare team. We take time to listen, explain and provide practical guidance so families can make confident decisions.
Newborn and infant reviews may include feeding and breastfeeding assessment, weight and growth monitoring, jaundice review, sleep and hygiene guidance, and evaluation of common early-life concerns. Parents are advised when urgent assessment or specialist/hospital care is appropriate.
Immunization counselling includes review of previous vaccine records, age-appropriate scheduling and catch-up planning. Recommendations are individualized and may refer to India’s National Immunization Schedule and/or current Indian Academy of Pediatrics guidance as clinically appropriate.
Periodic monitoring of growth and age-appropriate developmental milestones helps identify concerns early. Assessment may include growth measurements, feeding and nutrition, motor, language, social and behavioural development, followed by counselling or referral when needed.
Clinical assessment of common childhood concerns such as fever, cough, cold, sore throat, vomiting, diarrhoea, rashes and other infections. Treatment is based on examination and clinical need; antibiotics and investigations are used only when medically indicated.
Age-appropriate feeding and nutrition counselling, including breastfeeding support, complementary feeding from around 6 months when developmentally appropriate, dietary diversity and practical guidance for healthy growth. Advice is tailored to the child and family.
Assessment of recurrent cough, wheeze, allergic rhinitis and other common respiratory or allergic symptoms. Care may include trigger assessment, treatment plans, inhaler/spacer technique education where prescribed, follow-up and referral when required.
Age-appropriate preventive care for school-age children and adolescents, including growth, nutrition, sleep, physical activity, puberty-related concerns and general wellbeing. Confidentiality and parental involvement are handled according to age, clinical context and applicable professional standards.
Practical, evidence-informed guidance for parents on feeding, sleep, hygiene, development, illness care, medication safety, screen habits and preventive health. Online information is educational and does not replace an individual medical consultation.
Dr. M. Sahithi is a dedicated pediatrician committed to compassionate, ethical and evidence-based healthcare for children. She completed her MBBS from Osmania Medical College and pursued her MD in Pediatrics from Niloufer Hospital, a well-known centre for pediatric care and training in Telangana.
Her approach goes beyond treating illness: understanding the whole child, identifying concerns early and supporting parents through every stage of growth and development.
“Every child deserves care with compassion, patience, and understanding.”
She is particularly passionate about working for children and families in need, with an emphasis on accessible and compassionate medical care.
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UDBHAV Pediatric & Polyclinic • Chintal, Hyderabad
Specialist availability can be displayed here as the polyclinic team expands.
A parent-friendly space for immunization information and reminders.
Age-appropriate guidance on growth and developmental milestones.
Practical Hyderabad-focused guidance for monsoon, summer and seasonal illnesses.
Website information is for general education and does not replace an in-person medical consultation. Seek urgent medical care for emergencies.
Address
H No: 6-200, Plot No. 10, Dwarakapuri Colony,
Near Ayyappa Swamy Temple, Chintal – 500054, Hyderabad, Telangana.
Consultation timings
Monday–Saturday: 6:00 PM–9:00 PM
Phone / WhatsApp
+91 92812 77164
Simple reference material for parents. These guides support — but do not replace — an individual consultation with your pediatrician.
Based on India’s National Immunization Schedule. Bring your child’s vaccination card to every visit so previous doses and the next due date can be verified.
| Age | Vaccines under India’s National Immunization Schedule | Parent note |
|---|---|---|
| Birth | BCG, bOPV-0, Hepatitis B birth dose | Hepatitis B birth dose is intended as early as possible, preferably within 24 hours. |
| 6 weeks | bOPV-1, Pentavalent-1, fIPV-1, Rotavirus-1, PCV-1 | Start the primary infant series; keep the card updated. |
| 10 weeks | bOPV-2, Pentavalent-2, Rotavirus-2 | Continue the primary series on schedule. |
| 14 weeks | bOPV-3, Pentavalent-3, fIPV-2, Rotavirus-3, PCV-2 | Completes several primary infant-series doses. |
| 9–11 months | MR-1, PCV booster, fIPV-3, Vitamin A first dose; JE-1 where applicable | JE is used in selected endemic areas. Ask the pediatrician what applies locally. |
| 16–23 months | MR-2, DPT Booster-1, bOPV booster, Vitamin A; JE-2 where applicable | Vitamin A continues at recommended intervals up to 5 years under the programme. |
| 5–6 years | DPT Booster-2 | Bring older records so missed doses can be reviewed. |
| 10 years | Td | Adolescent booster. |
| 16 years | Td | Adolescent booster. |
Growth is best assessed as a pattern over time. For children from birth to 5 years, WHO Child Growth Standards include weight-for-age, length/height-for-age, weight-for-length/height, BMI-for-age and head circumference-for-age.
Looks at faces, reacts to loud sounds, makes sounds other than crying and holds the head up briefly during tummy time.
Knows familiar people, laughs, takes turns making sounds, reaches for desired toys and rolls from tummy to back.
Plays simple games, waves “bye-bye,” calls a parent by a special name, looks for hidden objects and pulls up to stand.
Points to show something interesting, tries to say several words besides “mama/dada,” follows simple directions and walks without holding on.
Notices when others are upset, uses at least two words together, points to body parts when asked and runs.
Language, play, movement, independence and social skills expand rapidly. Regular reviews help track progress and identify concerns early.
Weather and infection patterns vary from year to year. These are practical prevention themes rather than predictions of disease activity.
Focus: heat and dehydration prevention.
Focus: mosquito-bite prevention and food/water hygiene.
Focus: reducing spread of common infections.
Season labels are broad Hyderabad planning cues, not a forecast. Parents should follow current local public-health advisories when outbreaks or extreme weather occur.