Does your child cough often, sneeze every season, or struggle with breathing during play or sleep? These could be signs of childhood asthma or allergies.
With years of training and experience, Dr. Brahma Dev Singh offers specialised care for asthma and allergy management in Siliguri and Bagdogra, helping children lead active, comfortable lives.
Common Conditions Treated
- Frequent cough, especially at night
- Wheezing or shortness of breath
- Seasonal or dust-related sneezing
- Itchy skin rashes or hives
- Food-related allergies or reactions
- Eczema or contact skin allergies
What the Treatment Includes
- Accurate diagnosis based on symptoms and history
- Allergy identification through lifestyle and exposure tracking
- Inhaler and nebulizer support (child-friendly education)
- Antihistamines or skin treatments for allergic reactions
- Long-term management plans for asthma and trigger control
- Parent education for prevention and emergency handling
Dr. Singh's Approach
Dr. Singh listens carefully to your child's symptoms and patterns, explains everything in simple terms, and creates a care plan that's easy to follow at home or school. He also teaches proper inhaler use, trigger avoidance, and emergency action steps.
Consult Dr. Brahma Dev Singh
MBBS, MD (Pediatrics), Consultant Pediatrics & Neonatologist in Siliguri
Ensuring Safe beginnings for a healthy tomorrow
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How do I know if my child has asthma?
If your child coughs often (especially at night), wheezes, or gets tired during play, asthma may be the cause. Dr. Singh can diagnose and treat it.
Q. Are allergies curable?
Not always - but they can be controlled. Avoiding triggers and using medications helps reduce symptoms and flare-ups.
Q. Is using an inhaler safe for kids?
Yes. Inhalers are safe and effective when used correctly. Dr. Singh teaches parents and children how to use them properly.
Q. My child gets frequent colds. Could it be allergy-related?
Yes. Repeated sneezing, runny nose, or red eyes may be due to dust, pollen, or seasonal changes. Allergy-focused care can help.
Q. Will my child always need medicine?
Not necessarily. With age, symptoms may reduce. Dr. Singh aims to use the least amount of medication needed for safe, daily living.
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