Pediatric Department at Phyathai Sriracha Hospital
The Pediatric Department at Phyathai Sriracha Hospital provides comprehensive medical examinations and treatments by specialized pediatricians and trained nurses with expertise in child care. Our department is equipped with modern medical technology, highly effective medications, and vaccines, ensuring that both parents and child patients receive the highest quality care.
Services Provided at the Pediatric Department:
- Diagnosis and treatment of childhood diseases
- Diagnosis and management of allergies and asthma in children
- Child development assessment and counseling
- Parental guidance and child care advice
- Diagnosis and treatment of pediatric dermatological conditions
- Vaccination administration according to schedule, with information and counseling
- Respiratory disease evaluation and treatment by specialized physicians
- Diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases in children by specialized physicians
Special Clinics:
- Respiratory System Diseases Clinic (specialized physicians)
- Neonatology Clinic (specialized physicians)
- Pediatric Infectious Diseases Clinic (specialized physicians)
Child-Friendly Facilities for a Stress-Free Experience
Our specially designed facilities provide a safe and welcoming environment, allowing children to feel comfortable and happy, as if they are in a playground. We aim to reduce stress and fear during their visit.
- The play area is well-maintained with strict infection prevention measures.
- Child-friendly equipment and toys are sanitized using safe and effective disinfectants according to standard protocols.
- Our nurses and staff are trained in child care.
- Medical equipment such as weight scales, thermometers, and blood pressure monitors are calibrated to meet safety standards.
When to Consult a Doctor
If your child experiences any of the following symptoms, do not hesitate to seek medical attention:
- High fever or fever accompanied by rash, cough, or runny nose
- Persistent crying without a known cause
- Abdominal pain or diarrhea
- Various types of rashes
- Pain in any specific area
- Decreased activity or lack of playfulness
- Loss of appetite or refusal to eat for several consecutive days
- Unusual discharge from the eyes, ears, urinary tract, or genitals
- Abdominal bloating or vomiting
- Accidental ingestion of foreign or harmful substances
- Stunted growth or delayed development compared to peers
- Missed vaccinations according to the recommended schedule
Building A, 3rd floor
