First pediatrician appointment in Batumi
examination, medical history, diagnosis
A first appointment is the doctor's first meeting with your child: the pediatrician gets to know them, takes a medical history, performs an examination and makes a diagnosis. You leave with a clear plan: what to do now, what to watch and when to come back for a follow-up.
What a first appointment includes
- Medical history: complaints, course of the illness, developmental traits, past illnesses
- Examination of the child, with instrumental assessment where the situation calls for it
- A diagnosis or a preliminary diagnosis
- Prescriptions and a testing plan, where needed
- Answers to parents' questions and recommendations for follow-up care
How to prepare
- Bring any medical documents you have: discharge summaries, test results, records of previous examinations
- Note down when the symptoms started and how they changed — it saves appointment time
- Recall which medicines your child has already taken and bring the packages or a list
- For a baby — a change of clothes and everything for their usual care
What happens after the appointment
If the diagnosis calls for further testing or monitoring, the doctor will schedule a follow-up consultation: prescriptions are adjusted and treatment is assessed over time. If your child is healthy and the question was a one-off, a follow-up visit may not be needed.
You can book a first appointment through the booking form or messengers.
Frequently asked questions
How does a first appointment differ from a follow-up consultation?
A first appointment is the doctor getting to know your child: history, examination and diagnosis. A follow-up consultation continues care already under way: monitoring treatment and adjusting prescriptions.
What should I bring to the first appointment?
Your child's medical documents, if you have them: discharge summaries, test results, records of previous examinations. It helps to note down in advance when the symptoms appeared and which medicines your child has already taken.
Can we come for a first appointment if the child is healthy?
Yes. A first appointment is not only for illness: it is a way to meet the doctor, assess your child's development and discuss care, routine and feeding.
Do we need to book in advance?
Yes, appointments are by booking. You can book through the form on the website or via messengers — a convenient time will be confirmed for you.