Online Pediatrics | Free Consultation

Yes, online pediatrics is an excellent option for consultations about fever, colds, skin rashes, feeding problems, child development and many other pediatric concerns.

Yes, AliviaQ pediatricians have experience with all ages, from newborns to teenagers. For the youngest, parents describe symptoms and show the baby on camera.

Very high fever in babies under 3 months, respiratory distress, seizures, loss of consciousness, severe dehydration or any emergency situation requires in-person or emergency care.

They can evaluate symptoms and the likelihood of infection. For a definitive confirmation of middle ear infection or streptococcal pharyngitis, physical examination may be necessary, but the pediatrician can guide initial treatment.

Pediatrics consultations at AliviaQ start from €20. This is especially useful for first-time parents who need quick guidance without waiting in the emergency room for mild symptoms.

Yes, many of our pediatricians are specialized in lactation and can answer questions about technique, frequency, supplementation and any problems related to baby feeding.

Absolutely. The pediatrician can guide you on the vaccination schedule, resolve doubts about side effects and advise on recommended vaccines not included in the official schedule.

Yes, childhood sleep disorders are very common. The pediatrician can evaluate the cause, rule out medical problems and guide sleep hygiene techniques adapted to age.

Yes, we have pediatricians with training in child development who can evaluate developmental milestones, possible delays, ASD, ADHD or other neurodevelopmental concerns.

Yes, we see patients up to 18 years of age. For teenagers, the consultation can be conducted with the teenager alone if preferred, respecting their privacy.

The pediatrician can issue medical reports. If you need an official note for school, check the regulations in your country.

Yes, atopic eczema is very prevalent in childhood. The online pediatrician can guide treatment with emollients, low-potency topical corticosteroids and preventive measures.

The child's current weight and height, a list of symptoms with onset and progression, medications they regularly take and vaccination record if the consultation is related to immunizations.

Yes, eating difficulties, food selectivity, low weight, food refusal or transition to solids are very common consultations that the pediatrician can guide perfectly online.

The pediatrician can prescribe antibiotics when the clinical evaluation justifies it. Antibiotics will never be prescribed without adequate medical justification, following the principles of rational antibiotic use.