Pediatrics Center

The Pediatric Department at Phayathai Sriracha Hospital provides examination and treatment by specialized pediatricians and trained nurses who specialize in child care. They have modern medical equipment, highly effective medications and vaccines, ensuring that parents and child patients receive the best quality care.

Services provided at the Pediatric Department include:

• Diagnosis and treatment of childhood diseases
• Diagnosis and treatment of allergies and asthma in children
• Assessment and counseling on child development
• Advice and guidance on child care
• Diagnosis and treatment of pediatric dermatological conditions
• Administration of vaccines according to the schedule, including providing information and counseling on vaccines
• Examination of respiratory system diseases in children by specialized physicians
• Diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases in children by specialized physicians

 Special clinics:

• Respiratory system diseases in children by specialized physicians
• Neonatology by specialized physicians
• Infectious diseases in children by specialized physicians

Specially designed facilities for children provide a suitable and safe environment, allowing children to feel happy as if they are in a playground. Stress and fear in children are reduced when visiting the doctor. The play area is well-maintained and infection prevention measures are in place. Child-friendly equipment and toys are cleaned according to standard procedures using effective and child-safe disinfectants. Nurses and staff are trained in child care. Weight scales, fever thermometers, and blood pressure monitors are calibrated according to standards.

If your child experiences the following symptoms, parents should not hesitate to bring their child to see a doctor:

• High fever or fever accompanied by other symptoms such as rash, cough, or runny nose
• Non-stop crying without a known cause
• Abdominal pain or diarrhea
• Various types of rashes
• Complaints of pain in any specific area
• Decreased activity or reduced playfulness
• Refusal to eat or decreased food intake for several consecutive days
• Abnormal discharge from various body openings such as eyes, ears, urinary tract, or genitals
• Abdominal bloating or vomiting
•  Ingestion of foreign or fake substances
• Stunted growth or delayed development compared to peers
• Vaccination according to scheduled appointments