Growth abnormalities can indicate underlying hormonal issues or genetic conditions in children. With advanced training in paediatric endocrinology, Dr. Anjana Hulse uses bone age analysis, growth hormone testing, and family growth pattern assessment to anaalyse and treat these conditions. Her customized growth monitoring and therapy plans ensure every child reaches their optimal height potential.

Abnormal timing of puberty—too early or too late—can affect physical and emotional well-being. Dr. Anjana Hulse has extensive experience treating such cases, from precocious puberty to pubertal delays. Her evaluations include hormonal profiling, bone age testing, and underlying condition assessment. She tailors treatment using puberty blockers or hormone therapy, depending on the child’s needs.

Diabetes in children requires lifelong care, especially when diagnosed young. Dr. Anjana Hulse combines clinical precision with family-centered education for managing both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. She uses insulin regimens, continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), and lifestyle guidance to help little one’s from the condition. Her goal is stable sugar control and a confident, empowered child and family.

Unexplained weight gain in children may signal underlying hormonal imbalance beyond lifestyle causes. Dr. Anjana Hulse identifies triggers like insulin resistance, hypothyroidism, or cortisol excess with detailed assessments. Her treatment includes dietary support, behavior modification, and when needed, hormonal therapy. She helps children build healthy habits while addressing the root causes of weight gain.

Thyroid issues can disrupt a child’s growth, development, and mood. Dr. Anjana Hulse manages hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism using evidence-based protocols. She monitors hormone levels regularly and adjusts medications like levothyroxine or anti-thyroid drugs. Her careful follow-up ensures optimal thyroid function and long-term well-being.

Adrenal disorders may affect blood pressure, energy levels, or sexual development in children. Dr. AnjanaHulse expertly diagnoses conditions like CAH or Addison’s disease with the use of hormone assays, ACTH stimulation tests, and imaging when necessary. Based on the conditions, treatment modality involves steroid therapy, salt regulation, and careful long-term monitoring.

Pituitary abnormalities can disrupt growth, puberty, or other hormonal functions. Dr. Anjana Hulse is adept at identifying pituitary tumors, hypopituitarism, or hormone excess states. She coordinates hormonal profiling for a comprehensive evaluation and include care plans such as hormone replacement, medication, or collaboration with neurosurgery when required

Weak bones, bowed legs, or frequent fractures in children may point to rickets or vitamin D deficiency. Dr. Anjana Hulse evaluates calcium, phosphate, and vitamin D levels to uncover the cause. She brings expertise from her training in Toronto, where she focused on metabolic bone health. Treatment includes nutritional support, supplementation, and monitoring bone development over time.

Dr. Anjana Hulse helps teenage girls understand and manage PCOS through a balanced, compassionate approach. Adolescent PCOS can lead to irregular periods, acne, weight gain, and future fertility concerns. She offers hormonal evaluation, ultrasound if needed, and lifestyle or medical management. Her personalized plans restore hormonal balance and promote long-term reproductive health.

Irregular or absent periods can signal hormonal imbalance or stress in adolescents. Dr. Anjana Hulse investigates causes ranging from PCOS to thyroid disorders with a thorough endocrine review. She balances medical therapy with lifestyle counseling to restore menstrual health. Her sensitive, adolescent-friendly approach ensures both clarity and comfort for young girls and parents.

Children with endocrine issues need consistent, long-term care to thrive. Dr. Anjana Hulse offers comprehensive consultations for all hormone-related concerns, from diagnosis to follow-up. She partners with families for regular monitoring, therapy adjustments, and developmental tracking. Her reassuring care ensures children achieve healthy growth and hormonal balance throughout their journey.

General paediatrics encompasses the comprehensive healthcare of infants, children, and adolescents, addressing a wide range of acute and chronic conditions. Dr. Anjana Hulse’s expertise lies in providing holistic care, from common infections to complex medical issues, ensuring every child's health is optimized. She employs detailed clinical examinations, age-specific assessments, and personalized care plans to diagnose and treat various paediatric concerns.

Vaccination and immunization are crucial for preventing life-threatening infectious diseases in children, such as measles, polio, and hepatitis. Dr. Anjana Hulse meticulously follows national immunization schedules and adapts vaccination plans according to individual health needs. She educates parents about the importance of vaccines, addressing concerns with clear, evidence-based information, and ensures timely administration for maximum protection.

Type 1 diabetes mellitus is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system destroys the insulin-producing beta cells of the pancreas, resulting in lifelong dependence on insulin replacement. Diagnosis requires urgent confirmation and prompt initiation of insulin therapy. Long-term management aims to achieve good glucose control using the basal-bolus insulin regime, CGM technology, and where appropriate, insulin pump therapy. Dr Anjana Hulse provides specialist diagnosis and management of Type 1 diabetes in children at Hulse Clinic, JP Nagar, Bengaluru, drawing on her MSc in Paediatric Endocrinology from the University of Glasgow and fellowship experience at Sick Kids Hospital, Toronto. She manages insulin initiation, CGM setup and interpretation, insulin pump initiation, HbA1c and Time in Range optimisation, hypoglycaemia management, and the emotional and family support aspects of living with Type 1 diabetes. She provides school management plans and offers ongoing follow-up to adjust management as the child grows, enters puberty, and adopts new technologies. Written by Dr Anjana Hulse, MBBS (Rajiv Gandhi University), MRCPCH (Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, UK), MSc Paediatric Endocrinology (University of Glasgow, passed with distinction), Consultant Paediatrician and Paediatric Endocrinologist, Hulse Clinic, 635, 8th Main Road, Near Delmia Circle, Jeewan Griha Colony Phase 2, JP Nagar, Bengaluru 560078. Phone: +91 94802 60001.

Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) is a serious and potentially life-threatening complication of Type 1 diabetes that occurs when insulin is absent and the body breaks down fat as an emergency fuel source, producing acidic ketone bodies. DKA is the presentation in approximately 30 to 40 percent of newly diagnosed children with Type 1 diabetes in India and can also occur in known diabetic children when illness, missed insulin doses, or pump failure disrupt insulin delivery. Dr Anjana Hulse provides education to families about recognising DKA symptoms including fruity breath, vomiting, abdominal pain, rapid breathing, and altered consciousness and the importance of seeking emergency care immediately when these occur. At Hulse Clinic, JP Nagar, Bengaluru, she ensures every family with a child newly diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes understands DKA prevention, sick-day rules for insulin management during illness, when to check for ketones, and when to go directly to the emergency department without delay.