Por qué es un doctor de primer nivel/Professional statement/Perché è un dottore di prim’ordine
Dr Kishor Tewary is an experienced consultant paediatrician, with a special interest in paediatric urology and nephrology, treating conditions such as bedwetting, urinary incontinence, urinary tract infections and hydronephrosis. He also treats a wide range of general paediatric conditions including abdominal pain, gastric reflux and asthma. Dr Kishor Tewary is based across the Midlands, in both Birmingham and Solihull.
Dr Tewary qualified in 1987. After working for several years as a paediatric consultant in India, he went on to gain further paediatric training with the NHS, becoming a consultant and Fellow of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health in 2007. He continues to further his clinical knowledge, and attends many conferences internationally, most recently presenting at the International Congress of Paediatrics in Athens. Dr Tewary has had many years of experience as a paediatrician, and as a result, he understands children and their parents very well, ensuring the whole family is involved in the process.
Dr Tewary is regularly involved in educational activities, and has also recently featured on ITV speaking on the issue of 'Children and sleep disorders'. He has recently been awarded the 'Lifetime Achievement Award' from the 10th International conference of Scientists, Engineering and Medicine in 2020, and 'Certificate of Excellence' from Top Doctors.
Dr Tewary qualified in 1987. After working for several years as a paediatric consultant in India, he went on to gain further paediatric training with the NHS, becoming a consultant and Fellow of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health in 2007. He continues to further his clinical knowledge, and attends many conferences internationally, most recently presenting at the International Congress of Paediatrics in Athens. Dr Tewary has had many years of experience as a paediatrician, and as a result, he understands children and their parents very well, ensuring the whole family is involved in the process.
Dr Tewary is regularly involved in educational activities, and has also recently featured on ITV speaking on the issue of 'Children and sleep disorders'. He has recently been awarded the 'Lifetime Achievement Award' from the 10th International conference of Scientists, Engineering and Medicine in 2020, and 'Certificate of Excellence' from Top Doctors.
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Abdominal MRI
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Abdominal pain
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Acid reflux
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Allergic dermatitis
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Allergic rhinitis
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Allergy testing
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Anaemia
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Asthma
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Asthma in children
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Bedwetting
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Child allergies
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Child nutrition
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Childhood obesity
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Constipation
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Digestive diseases
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Epilepsy
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Faltering growth
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Febrile seizures
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Fever
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Food allergies
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Food intolerance
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Hydronephrosis
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Paediatrics
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Respiratory infection
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Urinary incontinence
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Urinary tract infections in children
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Vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) (kidney reflux)
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Spire Little Aston HospitalLittle Aston Hall Drive B74 3UP - Birmingham (Sutton Coldfield)(+44) 01212951876
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Spire Parkway Hospital1 Damson Parkway B91 2PP - Birmingham (Solihull)(+44) 01212951876
Treating anaemia: how to keep your child healthy
Anaemia can cause your child to have low energy levels and can even cause breathlessness. We spoke with Dr Kishor Tewary, a leading consultant paediatrician, to find out how common this condition is. He let us know what causes it and shared some top tips on how it can be treated.
How to prevent UTIs in kids
Urinary tract infection (UTI) is a very common illness in children and one that parents need to be aware of. If a UTI is not diagnosed and treated, it can sometimes affect the kidneys. Dr Kishor Tewary, a leading paediatrician, explains to us what the key symptoms of a UTI are in children and infants, and how they can be prevented.
Hydronephrosis - information for parents
Hydronephrosis means ‘excessive water/urine collection in the kidneys’. Hence, it’s a condition where urine cannot drain out of the kidneys properly, causing them to swell up or stretch. It can affect one or both kidneys. Dr Kishor Tewary, consultant paediatrician, with a special interest in uro-nephrology tells us more about hydronephrosis in children.
Bedwetting: causes and solutions
Most young children wet the bed from time to time. However, if bedwetting continues as the child gets older, should you be worried? Why do children wet the bed? And how can we help our children? Consultant Paediatrician Dr Kishor Tewary is here to explain.
Managing asthma and hay fever in kids
Sometimes it can be difficult for parents to differentiate between whether their child has asthma or hay fever. Expert paediatrician Dr Kishor Tewary explains everything you need to know on managing symptoms of both atopic conditions.
Understanding urinary tract infections in children
Why do children get urinary tract infections – and can they be treated? We spoke to Dr Kishor Tewary, an experienced consultant paediatrician with a special interest in urology and nephrology.