Signs include recurrent coughing (especially at night), wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing, which worsen with viral infections or triggers.
Senior Consultant - Pediatric Intensivist and Allergy, Asthma Specilaist
M.D. AAC, PAAC, IAP Fellowship Pediatric Intensive Care
30+ Years of Experience
20000+ patients
Dr. Mritunjay Pao is a dedicated <span style="color:black; font-weight: bold; "> Pediatrician & Allergy, Asthma Specialist</span> with over 30 years of experience providing comprehensive healthcare for children. He has worked in renowned hospitals across India and is currently a Senior Consultant at Sanjivani Hospital, Jorhat, Assam. Dr. Mritunjay Pao specializes in Paediatric critical care management, General Paediatric care, allergy, and asthma treatment, establishing the first advanced Asthma Centre in Jorhat. Known for his compassionate approach, he ensures personalized patient care with a focus on modern diagnostics and therapies. His expertise and dedication make him a trusted name in pediatric healthcare, committed to improving children's respiratory health and overall well-being.
Publications and Invited Faculty
Several Publications in Journals and Several textbooks.
Invited as Faculty in Several National Conferences and PEDICON since 2010
Professional memberships
Indian Academy of Pediatrics, IAP Intensive Care chapter, IAP National Respiratory Chapter
IAP Pediatric Allergy and Applied Immunology Chapter
MBBS
MD (Paediatrics)
Certifications and fellowships
IAP Fellowship in Pediatric critical care November 2007 (I.P. Apollo Hospital, New Delhi)
AAC Advanced Asthma Course IAP NRC 2023
PAAC Pediatric Asthma and Allergy Course by Indian College of Pediatrics 2025
AASC Advanced Asthma and Allergy Specialist Course 2025
IAP Vaccinology Course by Indian College of Pediatrics 2024
A.T., Choladhara Rd, Jorhat, Assam 785001
Phone: 9864625284
Tiny Beginnings, Endless Strength
Understanding Childhood Allergies: Common Symptoms and When to Seek Medical Attention
Recognizing and Responding to an Asthma Attack: A Guide for Parents
The Role of Advanced Diagnostic Techniques in Allergy Detection and Treatment
Why Specialized Pediatric Care Matters: Ensuring Every Child Receives the Best Possible Treatment
Understanding Pediatric Critical Care: What Every Parent Should Know to Protect Their Child
From Crisis to Recovery: Real Stories of Pediatric Emergency Care by Dr. Mritunjay Pao
Signs include recurrent coughing (especially at night), wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing, which worsen with viral infections or triggers.
Asthma can persist for many years, but with proper management, children can lead active, normal lives and often experience symptom-free periods
Triggers include respiratory infections, cold air, exercise, allergens like dust or pollen, smoke, and strong odors.
Yes, allergies can develop at any age, including in children, and sometimes they can even improve or resolve over time.
We use skin prick tests, blood tests for specific allergy markers, and sometimes component-resolved diagnostics to identify allergen sensitivities accurately.
Symptoms include sneezing, runny or blocked nose, itchy or watery eyes, skin rashes, hives, and sometimes swelling of the lips or face.
They are equipped with advanced monitoring systems, ventilators, infusion pumps, and trained staff specialized in pediatric emergencies.
Yes. Children can develop critical conditions suddenly, which is why parental awareness and quick response are vital.
Sepsis is a severe systemic infection that can rapidly become life-threatening. Immediate hospitalization and aggressive treatment are essential for survival.
Keep calm, try to make the child sit in an upright position, remove any tight clothing, and seek emergency medical help immediately.
Regular health check-ups, timely immunizations, maintaining good hygiene, early recognition of illness symptoms, and prompt medical attention are key preventive measures.
Severe difficulty breathing, blue lips or face, unresponsiveness, persistent high fever, seizures, or uncontrollable bleeding are signs that require immediate medical help.
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