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Dr. Akshay Jagtap is a highly trained PICU (Pediatric Intensive Care Unit) fellow from KEM Hospital, Pune, with a robust background in pediatric medicine. He earned his MD from MGM Medical College and Hospital, Aurangabad, showcasing his commitment to providing exceptional pediatric care. Dr. Akshay Jagtap has a comprehensive range of expertise that covers common childhood illnesses such as fever, cough, cold, ear infections, and stomach aches. His practice extends to managing skin infections, rashes, and overseeing vaccination and immunization schedules to ensure optimal child health.

Dr. Akshay Jagtap is adept at asthma management in children and closely monitors developmental milestones to support healthy growth. He provides targeted treatments for childhood allergies, diarrhea, constipation, and various respiratory infections. His approach emphasizes addressing nutritional deficiencies and pediatric obesity through personalized management plans. Dr. Akshay Jagtap has considerable experience managing complex conditions like pediatric diabetes, hypertension, and growth and developmental disorders.

In neonatology, he handles cases of neonatal jaundice, congenital anomalies, and complications arising from premature births, while also offering comprehensive newborn care and early interventions. His expertise extends to treating sleep disorders, recurrent infections, and behavioral conditions, including attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum disorders. Dr. Akshay Jagtap is well-versed in managing colic, teething issues in infants, and childhood epilepsy, and he ensures families are well-informed about vaccination schedules and care. He also addresses seasonal allergies, gastrointestinal disorders, and pediatric cardiovascular issues, providing thorough and compassionate care to children at all stages of development.

Qualifications

MD(Pediatrician), MBBS

Research & Publications

Biofeedback vs conventional therapy in pediatric functional abdominal pain a rct study. Vats vs icd In pediatric pleural effusion. Dermatomyositis in pediatric population. A case study