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Best Neonatal Hospital in Bangalore

Premature births are described in a variety of ways:

  • The term refers to a child who has been in the womb for at least 37 weeks (gestation)
  • Newborn born preterm is one conceived before 37 weeks of pregnancy.
  • A newborn delivered between 32 and 36 weeks is moderate to late preterm.
  • A newborn between 28 and 32 weeks gestation is considered very preterm.
  • A newborn delivered at or before 28 weeks of gestation is considered extremely preterm.

Babies born prematurely may have underdeveloped lungs, trouble controlling their body temperatures, poor eating habits and delayed weight gain. A medical team at the NICU promptly assesses their vital signs, level of consciousness and general health following birth. Cloudnine Bangalore, being the Best Neonatal Hospital in Bangalore, has a Level III NICU with an ecosystem tailored to provide critical life support, specialised care of infants born as early as 27 to 30 weeks, treatment for serious illnesses and full-spectrum respiratory support including high-frequency ventilation and advanced imaging.

What Happens in the Neonatal Period?

The newborn phase is a time of significant change. Many examinations and tests will be performed on your infant to check for common illnesses, hearing issues and other issues. In addition, they will get several immunizations. You could be required to choose a paediatrician at the NICU hospital in Bangalore. In this first week, bonding and feeding are the main priorities. In the second stage, eating and sleeping patterns fluctuate. Most infants will eat 16 to 24 ounces of breast milk during the third stage. At this stage, your baby's muscle control will start to develop. In the final step, when your baby's hearing and vision improve, they may respond to you more.

Best Newborn Hospital in Bangalore

Newborns require constant monitoring and care. Pregnancy and delivery are the most cherished gift for anyone. However, neonatal care requires trained and certified neonatalogists. We have several years of experience handling neonates and our innumerable experience helps to deal with complicated cases too. Cloudnine, the best neonatal care hospital in Bangalore, is equipped with all the modern tools, techniques and technologies and is run by highly specialised and trained medical professionals certified in their domain. We also have trained support staff who tirelessly ensure that the mother and infant receive the best post-delivery care. Here, we also encourage you to adhere to the newborn protocol which is listed below:

  • Immediate breastfeeding
  • Body warming
  • Birth cleaning process
  • The suitable temperature in the birth room
  • Ensuring bathing is delayed
  • Hygienic care
  • Prolonged skin-to-skin contact

The Department of Neonatology at Cloudnine has some of the best neonatologists in Bangalore. In addition, the department also has state-of-the-art stem cell extraction services and stem cell banking, which also fall under the umbrella of neonatal care.

Follow-up with the best neonatal hospital in Bangalore

When your newborn is out of the infant stage, you automatically start to hunt for the best paediatrician who will look after your child and would nourish them in a better way. You do not have to look far. The Department of Paediatrics at Cloudnine has some of the best child specialists in Bangalore and is more than adept at providing top services to you and your infant and toddler.

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Dr. R. Kishore Kumar

Dr. R. Kishore Kumar

MBBS, DCH(Mysore), MD (Paed. Gold Medallist), DCH (London), MRCP (Paed.), MRCPCH (UK), FRCPCH (UK), FRCPI, FRCP (Australia)
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
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Bengaluru
Jayanagar
Dr. D Malathi Raja

Dr. D Malathi Raja

MBBS, DNB (Paediatrics)
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
42
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Bengaluru
Old Airport Road
Dr. Nilesh Rao

Dr. Nilesh Rao

MBBS,MD,Fellowship in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
45
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Bengaluru
Kanakapura Road
Dr. Amitoj Singh Chhinna

Dr. Amitoj Singh Chhinna

MBBS, MD
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
46
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Bengaluru
Bellandur, Old Airport Road
Dr. Ujwal M V

Dr. Ujwal M V

MBBS,MD Pediatrics, Fellowship in Neonatology
Pediatrician and Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
47
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Bengaluru
Old Airport Road
Dr Mohit Singhal

Dr Mohit Singhal

MBBS, MD ( DNB Neonatalogy), Fellowship in PGPN Boston USA
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
174
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Bengaluru
Whitefield
Dr. Ankur Rajvanshi

Dr. Ankur Rajvanshi

MD (Pediatrics) Fellowship in Neonatology FIPPN (Australia)
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
188
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Bengaluru
Whitefield
Dr. Praveen Kumar S

Dr. Praveen Kumar S

MBBS, MD - Fellowship in Emergency Medicine
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
Neonatal Care
244
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Bengaluru
Whitefield
Dr. Shashidhar Vishwanath

Dr. Shashidhar Vishwanath

MBBS, MRCPCH, Post grad DCH, FRCPCH, CCT (UK), PGPN (USA)
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
11
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Bengaluru
Sahakarnagar
Dr. Prashanth Kumar S

Dr. Prashanth Kumar S

MBBS, Diploma in Child Health (DCH), DNB - Paediatrics, Fellowship in Perinatal Medicine
Paediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
134
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Bengaluru
HRBR layout, Thanisandra
Dr. Sujith K R

Dr. Sujith K R

MBBS, DNB, Fellowship in Perinatal Medicine(RGUHS) PGPN (Boston University), IPPN.
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
162
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Bengaluru
HRBR Layout
Dr. Eshwar Reddy Eluri

Dr. Eshwar Reddy Eluri

MBBS, MD(Pediatrics) Fellowship in Perinatal Medicine
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
509
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Bengaluru
HRBR Layout
Dr. Arvind Balakrishna Kasaragod

Dr. Arvind Balakrishna Kasaragod

Fellow American Academy of Pediatrics , MBBS , MRCPCH(UK), MBA Pead.
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
Neonatal Care
511
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Bengaluru
HRBR Layout
Dr. O. S. Siva Prasad

Dr. O. S. Siva Prasad

MBBS, DNB (Paediatrics), Fellowship in Neonatology (FNNF)
Paediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
523
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Bengaluru
Thanisandra
Dr. S.V Girish

Dr. S.V Girish

MBBS, MRCPCH (UK)
Paediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
212
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Bengaluru
Jayanagar
Dr. Nandini Nagar

Dr. Nandini Nagar

MBBS(Bangalore), DCH(Mangalore), DNB(Paed), Fellowship in NICU(Australia)
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
226
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Bengaluru
Jayanagar
Dr. Padmanjali K S

Dr. Padmanjali K S

MBBS, DCH, MRCPCH (UK), Fellowship Paed. Emergency (Australia)
Paediatrician
Pediatric Care
Neonatal Care
NICU
240
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Bengaluru
Jayanagar
Dr. Anand Alladi

Dr. Anand Alladi

MBBS, MS (Gen Surgery), MCH (Paed Surgery)
Pediatric Surgeon
Pediatric Care
Neonatal Care
NICU
282
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Bengaluru
Jayanagar Bellandur Kanakpura Road
Dr. Prasanna Muniyappa

Dr. Prasanna Muniyappa

MBBS, MD, DNB, MRCPCH (UK), FRCPCH(UK)
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
153
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Bengaluru
Malleshwaram
Dr. Prakash Desai

Dr. Prakash Desai

MBBS, MRCPCH (UK), DCH (UK), CCT
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Pediatric Care
NICU
154
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Bengaluru
Malleshwaram
"Our babies were delivered prematurely, so they needed NICU support. We are very grateful to Dr. Mohit Singhal, as the babies are healthy and safe.* He kept us well-informed throughout. He was very approachable. The doctor helped us a lot and was like an angel. Thank you, Dr. Mohit Singhal, for making us a happy family. Thanks a lot, doctor, and thanks a lot, Cloudnine Hospital"

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"We were blessed with a baby boy, but there were some complications initially. Dr. Mohit Singhal was kind enough to take care of my child. My boy is doing very well now. The staff of Cloudnine Hospital was so helpful to me, I really appreciate it. Thank you"

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"We had the best experience at Cloudnine. The service was good with all the supporting staff as well as Dr. Sriprada and Dr. Prakash Desai. We thank both of them. We had a wonderful experience. Thank you"

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BABY’S POOP COLOUR & when to get worried? I Dr. Spoorti Kapate
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"Autism symptoms can be picked up from 6 months and most commonly picked up from 6 to 18 months. The earlier the symptoms are picked up the better is it to start with occupational therapy. The sooner symptoms are picked up the better is it for the baby. Parents can monitor developmental milestone at home or pediatricians can pick this up when baby is brought for Vaccination. The most common symptoms of autism which can help discover Autism are developmental delays like: Developmental delay in speech Baby might fixate at an object Baby might not respond to their names baby might not point at things"
BABY DOESN'T CRY AT BIRTH- Side Effects! I Dr. Spoorti Kapate
"What happens is when the baby is inside the mother's womb whatever nutrient is needed for the baby oxygen and the nutrients is given through the placenta umbilical cord to the baby. When the baby is born the umbilical cord is cut. At the same time the baby starts crying which is equivalent to breathing in newborn babies and oxygen is supplied to all the major organs of the body . If the baby doesn't cry that means that the oxygen is not being delivered to the organs of the baby. When the oxygen is not delivered it means that the functioning of that particular organ is going to be hampered and when the baby breathes or cries oxygen is delivered through the heart and you know pumping of their heart to all the organs at the same time. So all the organs are basically affected if the baby doesn't cry at birth because we know oxygen is very important to sustain life. So to answer the question if the baby doesn't cry it affects the organs all the organs most importantly the brain but does it happen immediately? No because most of the deliveries that happen are attended by a pediatrician or a neonatologist be it in a hospital or a nursing home or even the government hospitals PHC, CHC, the delivery is attended by a pediatrician or neonatologist. So if the baby doesn't cry at birth the pediatrician the doctor will give an artificial breath to the baby using equipments like a Ambu bag or an I Puff or a Neopuff so even if the baby is not breathing we will give an artificial breath to the baby and ensure oxygenation. But if the baby doesn't cry for a very long time say 10 minutes and we are trying to give artificial breath to the baby. Beyond that time that can have harmful effects . So if your baby doesn't cry at birth and we give a respiratory support to the baby and the baby starts crying say within 10 seconds or 30 seconds or less than one minute the effects are not detrimental but then if it goes beyond. The longer the baby goes without crying and we have to give artificial breathing to the baby the poorer the baby's condition would be and the higher the effect of non-oxygenation would be"
Raise PRETERM BABY | Caring for PREMATURE BABY I Dr. Spoorti Kapate
"So first let me tell you what a preterm baby is. Ababy who is born before 37 weeks of gestation we take it as a pre-term baby. A baby who is born before 37 weeks is not supposed to be born the baby was not supposed to come out the baby was supposed to stay inside. So sometimes it can be a little difficult to manage a baby as compared to a term baby . Depending upon the gestation of the baby, that means that depending upon how early the baby is born, the pediatricians or the neonatologists decide if the baby should be sent to the mother's side or should be admitted to the ICU and the baby might need support. Most of the neonatal intensive care units have a guideline and that depends unit to unit most of them admit babies born less than either 34 or 35 weeks or whose weight is less than 1.8 or 2 kgs into the NICU. Any baby who is above this age, that this gestation or the weight they are shifted to the mother's side. Now there are a few things that you need to take care of when it comes to a pre-term baby . Pre-term babies or babies who are small for their weight, which is low birth weight babies a low birth weight babies who's less than two and a half kgs of weight such babies have low subcutaneous fat. So these babies are prone for hypothermia which means that the babies might not be able to maintain their body temperature. If the temperature of the hands and feet is as warm as the tummy of the baby then it means that the baby is normal. If the hands and feet is cold and the tummy is warm it means that the baby is going into cold stress which may eventually lead to full blown hypothermia which will eventually go there so you have to make sure that you rub the hands and feet put on socks and mittens and put some warmer clothes on the baby. Make sure that in winters especially you use woolen clothes and not just cotton clothes. You have to make sure that sometimes even if the baby is wrapped properly the baby might not be able to maintain the body temperature. In that scenario you can do something called skin to skin contact or KMC to maintain the baby's body temperature so what you do here the baby's naked body is brought in contact with the mother and around them a shawl or sweater or a blanket and this way the mother is trying to give the warmth from her body to the baby's body. So this way also the baby's body temperature is maintained so hypothermia is one thing second thing is feeding very important babies who are born preterm might not be able to feed like a term baby feeds. Why again because the baby was not supposed to come out the baby was supposed to stay inside. So feeding can be a little tricky in these babies in terms, that this the coordination between sucking and swallowing appears generally between 34-35 weeks and if your baby is born at that time you will notice that the baby doesn't swallow the milk properly . The baby might not latch at the breast the baby might not suck longer even if the baby's sucking might suck for like a few seconds and then sleep off or the baby might not finish the entire feed that baby is supposed to take. So what we recommend is that you breastfeed the baby and after that you pump out your breast milk using a breast pump or manually and then you top feed the baby with the palada. This way you ensure that the baby has taken the adequate amount of feed because you know once the baby is breast feeding you wouldn't know how much the baby has taken and like I said the baby might not breastfeed really well so you give measured feeds to the baby and the third thing is infection very important any baby for that matter is prone for infection because their immunity is low . Preterm babies all the more so you have to follow the same guidelines you wash your hands with soap and water you sanitize your hands make sure that who's coming in contact with the baby is healthy and not sick and so the basic hygiene guidelines have to be followed. How to raise a preterm baby - I have talked about how to care for a preterm baby. Raising a preterm baby maybe would be the same as the term baby. The only thing that you have to be a little vigilant about is the development of the baby so at 3-6-9 months post birth, you make sure that the baby is either evaluated by a Pediatrician or a Developmental Pediatrician to see how the development is going and then every time the baby comes for vaccination. You can keep checking and monitoring the growth in terms of height weight and head circumference of the baby"

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