Dr. Shweta K Sharma

Pediatric surgery encompasses diagnosis and treatment of a variety of congenital anomalies, problems of the infant and developmental conditions requiring surgical treatment. It’s a specialization that needs superlative accuracy, great expertise, and a profound grasp of child development. All these attributes are woven into the fabric of the best pediatric surgeon who provides holistic care to every child’s requirements. Advanced Training And Experience In Pediatric Surgery She went on to get her MCh in Pediatric Surgery from King George’s Medical University, Lucknow under Padmashree Professor S N Kureel. This rigorous training has given her the capacity to treat difficult surgical diseases in children of all ages. Her passion for lifelong learning and evidence-based methods ensures that patients get contemporary treatment modalities that are safe and result driven. When parents are searching for the finest pediatric surgeon, they want a doctor who has expertise and compassion, and Dr. ...

Postponing therapy might result in major health problems. Usually, the symptoms of pyloric stenosis start to show slowly and become more obvious as time goes on. The most typical indication is vomiting in a projectile manner within a short period of time after eating. This vomiting is violent and may shoot a great distance, unlike typical spit-up. Infants may seem hungry after vomiting because they are not able to hold adequate nutrients. Other signs include constipation, weight loss and irritability, decreased wet diapers and dehydration. Some parents may detect apparent contractions of the stomach as it tries to force the food through the restricted pyloric hole. During the examination, a doctor may feel a little olive-shaped tumour in the upper belly, often linked to pyloric stenosis. Imaging tests usually confirm the diagnosis. Ultrasound is the most frequent test used to diagnose it and gives good pictures of the swollen pyloric muscle. Blood tests may be ordered to check electrol...