Hyderabad, Aug 15, 2023 - News Correspondent Rajveer Singh In a recent conversation with renowned pediatric gastroenterologist, Dr. Tripathi, during a medical meet in Hyderabad, it was highlighted that diseases such as acute liver failure and acute viral hepatitis in children tend to increase during the summer and rainy seasons. Dr. Tripathi, despite being based in Hyderabad, expressed his commitment to providing specialized services by visiting his hometown of Gorakhpur every month on the first Wednesday and Thursday.
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Dr. Tripathi's passion for his profession and his endeavor to deliver quality healthcare to those who may lack access to specialized services is truly commendable. Stomach and liver-related problems are among the most common and serious concerns affecting children. Symptoms such as loose motions, decreased appetite, vomiting, fever, jaundice and stomach pain are often attributed to infections and can be an initial indication of acute viral hepatitis. Additionally, many children develop jaundice and experience a decreased appetite due to liver infections. The ingestion of uncooked or unhygienic food and water is a common cause of these infections.
It is essential for parents to be vigilant and take special care of their children in order to prevent these illnesses. Ensuring that children drink adequate amounts of clean water and avoid consuming outside food, particularly uncooked and fried items, can significantly reduce the risk of infection. Moreover, when children engage in outdoor activities, it is advisable for them to carry their own water bottle.
Dr. Tripathi stressed the importance of vaccinations in preventing these diseases. Parents should make sure that their children receive the necessary vaccinations for rotavirus, hepatitis A, and hepatitis B. Timely vaccination can play a crucial role in safeguarding children's health and preventing the need for hospitalization.
Acute viral hepatitis and liver failure can have severe consequences if not addressed promptly. Therefore, it is imperative for parents and caregivers to stay informed about preventive measures and seek medical attention at the earliest sign of symptoms. By adopting these precautions and following the advice of medical professionals, parents can help protect their children's health and well-being during the summer and rainy seasons.
Dr. Tripathi's dedication and expertise in the field of pediatric gastroenterology serve as an inspiration to healthcare professionals and parents alike. His commitment to providing specialized care, even in his hometown, reflects the true spirit of healthcare service and underscores the importance of accessible healthcare for all.