Frequently Asked Questions

Dr. Abhimanyu Sengupta is available at the following locations:

Ankura Hospital for Women and Children
 Opp. SBI PBB, Nagras Road, Aundh
 Timings: Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM

Appletree Clinic
 B1, Sant Housing Society, Parihar Chowk, Aundh
 Timings: Monday to Saturday, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

It is always better that you book an appointment as it reduces the waiting time.

• To book an appointment for Appletree Clinic, please call on: 96579 92707 / 94059 14156.
• To book an appointment at Ankura Hospital, please call on: 91542 54236/ 91543 61080 / 91543 55873

Yes, the clinic is child friendly with a dedicated play/ activity area.

Pediatric emergencies are handled at Ankura Hospital for Women and Children, Opp SBI PBB, Nagras Road, Aundh.

You can pay either by cash or UPI at Appletree Clinic and Ankura Hospital.

You can also pay be credit or debit card at Ankura Hospital.

Yes. All routine pediatric vaccines are available at the clinic.
Growth monitoring and tracking development is an integral part of well baby consultations.

Dr. Abhimanyu Sengupta is an alumnus of the BJ Government Medical College, Pune, having completed MBBS in 1986 and MD Pediatrics in 1990.
He has been in consulting practice since 1991 and has been associated with several prestigious hospitals over the years.

Dr. Sengupta has special interest in the fields of Lifestyle management and nutrition, vaccinology, growth and development, asthma and allergic disorders, adolescent health issues, social pediatrics and neonatology.

Dr. Sengupta has been practicing since 1991, with over 34 years of experience in pediatric care.

Yes. Emergency consultation after clinic hours is available at Ankura Hospital for Women and Children, Opp SBI PBB, Nagras Road, Aundh.

Yes. Screening is done at the time of well baby consultation with further detailed evaluation if warranted. Referral facilities to appropriate specialists/ professionals are also available.

The first visit after your newborn baby is discharged from the hospital is typically around 5th to 7th day of life - mainly to assess for jaundice, adequacy of feeds and adaptation to home environment as well as to address any queries related to home care.

We follow the standard current vaccination schedule recommended by the Indian Academy of Pediatrics, updated from time to time.

Routine check ups should be scheduled once every 2 weeks for the first month followed by every month for the 1st year, every 3 months for years 2 and 3 and then, every 6 months thereafter till the age of 18 years.

Honey and warm water is the best home remedy in the initial stages of cough, regardless of its nature.And if your child feels warm, please check the temperature using a standard contact thermometer in the armpit (or special ear thermometer). You may give plain Paracetamol (an over the counter medication) in appropriate doses (as mentioned on the pack) if the temperature is more than 99.5 degrees Fahrenheit.

Also initiate tepid sponging with a wash cloth soaked in water at about 90 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit.

If symptoms persist for more than a day or two, please reach out to the clinic.

Physical growth and mental development are screened during routine scheduled well baby clinic visits. If there are any doubts, you may be called back for a more detailed assessment and referred to a relevant professional if needed. There are resources available online as well.