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Hello Mr Bhardwaj Ji,

Thank you for reaching out.

We understand your concern regarding the elevated Anti-TPO levels. However, at HexaHealth, we focus on evidence-based allopathic treatment and currently do not provide guidance on homoeopathy or Ayurveda.

We recommend consulting a qualified specialist in that field for the most appropriate treatment options.

Take care and wishing you good health!

Hello Ravi Pratap Ji,

Thank you for reaching out.

Hum samajhte hain ki aapke liye aapke bache ke liye sahi treatment kitna zaroori hai. Hum aapko Vapi mein exact pediatric neurologist ke naam nahi de sakte, lekin hum aapko Shalby Multispeciality Hospitals se treatment dilwa sakte hain. Ye Gujarat ka sabse bada hospital chain hai, jahan ek experienced team of neurologists aur pediatric specialists hai jo bachon ke seizures ka ilaj karte hain.

🏥 Shalby Hospitals in Gujarat:

• Shalby Hospital, Surat – Vesu Main Road, Surat

• Shalby Hospital, Ahmedabad – SG Highway, Near Karnavati Club, Ahmedabad

Agar aap chahen toh hum aapki appointment aur treatment ke liye madad kar sakte hain.

Best Paediatric Neurologist Kaise Choose Karein?

1. Qualifications: DM/DNB Pediatric Neurology ya bachon ke neurological issues mein experience dekhein.

2. Experience: Aise specialist ko choose karein jo seizures aur pediatric epilepsy ka achha experience rakhe.

3. Patient Reviews: Dusre parents ke feedback dekhein, jo similar conditions se guzre ho.

4. Hospital Facility: Aise hospitals ko prefer karein jahan neuroimaging, EEG aur emergency care available ho.

Wishing your child a speedy recovery! 🌟

Hello 👋

Thank you for your concern. Eye blinking or jerking during sleep in a 2-year-old can be due to several reasons, and while some are harmless, others may need closer attention. Here are a few possibilities:

• In infants and toddlers, brief muscle jerks (including around the eyes) can occur during sleep and are usually harmless.
• Sometimes, repetitive blinking can be part of a transient tic, which typically resolves on its own.
• If the eye jerking appears rhythmic and repetitive and is associated with other unusual body movements, it could suggest seizure-like activity and needs urgent evaluation.
• If the eyes are dry, irritated, or strained, children may blink more—even during sleep transitions.

What can you observe and share with your paediatrician?

• Does this happen only during sleep or when awake as well?
• Is the child otherwise behaving normally—alertness, feeding, development?
• Any history of fever, head injury, or recent illness?

📌 Recommendation: While this could be benign, it's best to consult a pediatric ophthalmologist or your child's paediatrician for an in-person evaluation.