Myra Superspeciality Clinic Kalyan

Myra Superspeciality Clinic Kalyan First Multi-Superspeciality Children's Clinic in Kalyan West for your child's health needs. Trust us for comprehensive pediatric care.

Myra Superspeciality Clinic is the premier and sole Children's Clinic in Kalyan West, boasting a state-of-the-art Pediatric Superspeciality facility all under one roof. Here, you can consult with a comprehensive range of pediatric specialists in one location. Our top pediatric specialists include Pediatrics, Pediatric Orthopedics, Pediatric Surgery, Pediatric Nephrology, Pediatric Neurology, Pedia

tric Hemato-Oncology, Neurosurgery, and Psychology and Psychotherapy, among others. We offer consultations for a wide array of conditions such as fractures, club foot, knock knees in children, urological issues, urinary infections, circumcision, appendix, hernia in children, laparoscopic surgeries, autism, developmental problems in children, bed-wetting, stomach pain, constipation in babies, kidney issues in children, and CNS Tumors. Our advanced procedures include Awake & Image-guided surgery, Neuromonitoring, Peripheral Nerve surgery, Skull base & Vascular surgery, Pediatric neurosurgery, Neuro endoscopy & Minimal Invasive Spine surgeries & intraoperative neuromonitoring. We also provide Preterm, Growth and Developmental Care, Right Brain Stimulation programs, painless vaccination, child psychotherapy, Bone Marrow Transplant for Thalassemia, Sickle cell disease, Haploidentical hematopoietic stem cell transplant, Primary immunodeficiency disease, Inherited marrow failure syndromes, and more.

At Myra Superspeciality Clinic, Kalyan, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Rohit Jain often meets parents who become worri...
22/05/2026

At Myra Superspeciality Clinic, Kalyan, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Rohit Jain often meets parents who become worried when they notice their newborn’s head feels soft, looks slightly uneven, or develops a flat spot. In the first few months of life, a baby’s skull bones are naturally soft and flexible to support rapid brain growth.

Parents commonly ask:
“Is my baby’s soft skull normal?”
“Why is the back of my baby’s head becoming flat?”

In many cases, these changes are part of normal development or related to sleeping position. Since newborns spend a lot of time lying on their backs, some babies may develop positional plagiocephaly — a common and usually harmless flattening of the skull.

Signs parents should watch for:
✔ Flat spot on one side or the back of the head
✔ Baby prefers turning the head only to one side
✔ Uneven forehead or ear alignment
✔ Very large or very small soft spot (fontanelle)
✔ Difficulty lifting the head during tummy time

Many babies improve naturally as they grow and become more active. However, severe or worsening flattening, especially with neck tightness (torticollis), may need early medical evaluation.

With proper positioning guidance, tummy time, and regular growth monitoring, most babies show excellent improvement.

As a trusted Pediatric Orthopedic Specialist in Kalyan, Dr. Rohit Jain provides accurate assessment and child-friendly care to support healthy skull development and overall growth.

Premature babies need extra care not only for growth, but also for healthy bone development.At Myra Superspeciality Clin...
19/05/2026

Premature babies need extra care not only for growth, but also for healthy bone development.

At Myra Superspeciality Clinic, Kalyan, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Rohit Jain often guides parents of preterm babies regarding bone strength and developmental health. Since most bone mineralization happens during the last trimester of pregnancy, babies born early may have softer and weaker bones due to lower calcium and phosphorus stores.

Parents commonly ask:
“Is my premature baby at risk of weak bones?”
“Does my baby need extra bone support?”

In some preterm babies, conditions like Metabolic Bone Disease of Prematurity can develop silently, making early monitoring important.

Signs parents should watch for:
✔ Delayed milestones or weak muscle tone
✔ Soft skull bones or widening of wrists
✔ Irritability during handling
✔ Poor weight gain or slow growth
✔ Rarely, fractures with minimal handling

Timely evaluation and proper nutritional support can help improve bone health and prevent future complications. Many premature babies may benefit from fortified feeds, Vitamin D supplementation, and regular orthopedic follow-up.

As a trusted Pediatric Orthopedic Specialist in Kalyan, Dr. Rohit Jain provides detailed assessment, growth monitoring, and personalized care to support healthy bone development in premature babies.

Strong bones begin early — and proper nutrition plays a vital role in every child’s healthy growth.At Myra Superspeciali...
15/05/2026

Strong bones begin early — and proper nutrition plays a vital role in every child’s healthy growth.

At Myra Superspeciality Clinic, Kalyan, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Rohit Jain often guides parents on the importance of Vitamin D and calcium for newborns, infants, and toddlers. These nutrients are essential for strong bone development, healthy growth, and preventing conditions like rickets.

Many parents ask:
“Does my baby need Vitamin D drops?”
“Is breastmilk enough for bone strength?”

While breastmilk provides excellent nutrition, babies may still require Vitamin D supplementation, especially if they are exclusively breastfed. Calcium supports bone formation, but proper Vitamin D levels are important for effective absorption.

Watch for early signs of deficiency:
• Delayed milestones like sitting or standing
• Soft skull bones or widened wrists
• Excessive sweating or irritability
• Poor weight gain
• Bowed legs or bone pain in toddlers

Early evaluation and proper guidance can help prevent long-term bone problems and support healthy skeletal development.

Dr. Rohit Jain provides expert assessment, nutritional guidance, and growth monitoring to help children develop strong and healthy bones.

Hearing clicking or popping sounds from your newborn’s joints can worry any parent. 👶🦴At Myra Superspeciality Clinic, Ka...
12/05/2026

Hearing clicking or popping sounds from your newborn’s joints can worry any parent. 👶🦴

At Myra Superspeciality Clinic, Kalyan, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Rohit Jain often meets parents concerned about sounds coming from their baby’s hips, knees, or shoulders.

The good news?
In most newborns, these joint sounds are completely normal. A baby’s bones, cartilage, and ligaments are still soft and developing, which can create harmless clicking during movement.

However, some signs should not be ignored:
⚠️ Clicking with pain or crying
⚠️ One leg moving less than the other
⚠️ Difficulty opening the hips during diaper changes
⚠️ Swelling or stiffness around joints

While most cases are harmless, early evaluation can help detect conditions like hip instability or developmental dysplasia at the right time.

A gentle orthopedic assessment can ensure your baby’s joints are developing safely and naturally. 🤍

Dr. Rohit Jain provides child-friendly pediatric orthopedic care with precise evaluation and expert guidance for healthy bone and joint development.

Behind every comforting smile, every reassuring hand, and every moment of care — there is a nurse making a difference. 💙...
12/05/2026

Behind every comforting smile, every reassuring hand, and every moment of care — there is a nurse making a difference. 💙

This International Nurses Day, we thank our incredible nursing team for their compassion, dedication, strength, and endless support to every patient and family they care for.

Your care brings comfort.
Your service brings hope.
Your commitment inspires us every day.

Happy International Nurses Day! 👩‍⚕️✨

Every child is born to move, run, jump, climb, and explore their strength through play. On World Athletics Day, let’s re...
07/05/2026

Every child is born to move, run, jump, climb, and explore their strength through play. On World Athletics Day, let’s remember that physical activity is not just fun for children — it is essential for healthy bones, strong muscles, flexible joints, good posture, and overall development.

In today’s screen-focused lifestyle, many children are becoming less active, leading to problems like obesity, poor posture, muscle weakness, and early joint pain. Regular outdoor play and sports help improve balance, coordination, confidence, and fitness.

Parents should pay attention if a child avoids running, limps after play, complains of knee or heel pain, or gets tired easily. Early evaluation can help detect and treat many bone and joint issues before they become serious.

Let children play freely. Let them stay active. Strong bones in childhood build stronger adults tomorrow.

— Dr. Rohit Jain
Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon | Thane & Kalyan

Are you worried about bowed legs, delayed milestones, or weak bones in your baby or toddler?At Myra Superspeciality Clin...
05/05/2026

Are you worried about bowed legs, delayed milestones, or weak bones in your baby or toddler?

At Myra Superspeciality Clinic, Kalyan, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Rohit Jain often sees parents with similar concerns. One important condition to rule out is rickets — a bone-weakening disorder caused by Vitamin D deficiency, poor calcium absorption, or low sunlight exposure.

Many parents ask, “How do I know if my baby has rickets?”
Rickets develops gradually, and early signs can be subtle—but timely detection makes treatment simple and highly effective.

Look out for these signs:
• Bowed legs or knock knees
• Delayed sitting, crawling, or walking
• Soft skull bones or delayed fontanelle closure
• Widened wrists or rib cage changes (rachitic rosary)
• Excessive sweating, irritability, or poor weight gain
• Frequent falls or weak muscle tone

These symptoms can appear in infants and toddlers, especially those exclusively breastfed without Vitamin D supplements or with limited sunlight exposure.

The good news—rickets is completely treatable when identified early. With proper Vitamin D, calcium support, nutrition, and growth monitoring, children can recover fully and build strong, healthy bones.

Dr. Rohit Jain offers accurate diagnosis, child-friendly treatment, and long-term bone health guidance for your child’s growth and development.

Worried about your child’s leg shape? You’re not alone ❤️At Myra Superspeciality Clinic, Kalyan, Pediatric Orthopedic Su...
01/05/2026

Worried about your child’s leg shape? You’re not alone ❤️

At Myra Superspeciality Clinic, Kalyan, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Rohit Jain often meets parents concerned about bowed legs, knock knees, or in-toeing in their little ones.

The good news? 👉 In most cases, these are completely normal parts of early bone development.
👶 Babies may have bowed legs due to their position in the womb
🚶 As they grow, legs may look knock-kneed (2–4 years)
👣 In-toeing usually improves with time

But keep an eye out for warning signs:
⚠️ Severe or worsening leg curves
⚠️ One leg looking different from the other
⚠️ Frequent tripping or walking difficulty
⚠️ Pain, swelling, or not wanting to stand

Early check-up can help identify if it’s normal growth or a condition that needs care.

🩺 Dr. Rohit Jain offers gentle, child-friendly evaluation and treatment to ensure your child grows strong, straight, and confident.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 When in doubt, always get it checked—early care makes all the difference!

From all of us at Myra Superspeciality Clinic —Happy Maharashtra Day & May Day, little ones! Let’s clap for our state, ...
01/05/2026

From all of us at Myra Superspeciality Clinic —
Happy Maharashtra Day & May Day, little ones!
Let’s clap for our state, smile for our helpers, and promise to grow up kind and strong.

Understanding congenital orthopedic conditions early can make a big difference in a child’s growth and mobility.Dr. Rohi...
28/04/2026

Understanding congenital orthopedic conditions early can make a big difference in a child’s growth and mobility.

Dr. Rohit Jain explains some common birth-related conditions that may affect a child’s bones, joints, or limbs:

• Clubfoot – feet appear twisted at birth
• Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip – hip joint not properly formed
• Metatarsus Adductus – front of the foot curves inward
• Osteogenesis Imperfecta – fragile bones that break easily
• Congenital limb differences – limbs may be shortened or differently shaped
• Spine conditions like Scoliosis or Kyphosis

Parents should watch for signs like unusual posture, stiffness, or asymmetry. Early evaluation and timely treatment can significantly improve long-term outcomes.

If you notice anything unusual, consult a pediatric orthopedic specialist for proper diagnosis and care.

Internal Tibial Torsion – Explained by Dr. Rohit Jain, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon at Myra Superspeciality Clinic, Kaly...
24/04/2026

Internal Tibial Torsion – Explained by Dr. Rohit Jain, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon at Myra Superspeciality Clinic, Kalyan

Internal tibial torsion is a common condition where the shin bone twists inward, causing the feet to point inward (intoeing). It is often present from birth and becomes more noticeable when a child starts walking.

Dr. Rohit Jain explains that this usually happens due to the baby’s position in the womb and may also run in families. The main sign is intoeing while walking or standing. Some children may trip more often, but it is usually painless.

Diagnosis is done through a simple physical examination. Most children outgrow this condition naturally by around 4 years of age. Treatment mainly involves observation and regular follow-ups. Surgery is rarely required and only considered if it persists and affects daily activities.

Many parents ask, “Should I worry if my child walks with feet turned inward?”
If intoeing continues, it is best to get it evaluated to rule out other causes.

While it cannot be prevented, ensuring a safe play environment can help reduce falls and injuries. For proper evaluation and guidance, consult a pediatric orthopedic specialist.

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101, Takavane Heights, Santoshimata Road, Next To Tejashree MSEB Office, Kalyan(West)
Kalyan West
421301

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