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Specialises in
- Neonatal medicine
- Paediatric gastroenterology, hepatology & nutrition
- Paediatric immunology, infectious diseases & allergy
- Paediatric nephrology
- Paediatric neurology
- Paediatric respiratory medicine
Offers
- Video and telephone consultations
About me
Dr Bakshi qualified in medicine in 1996 and completed his specialist training in General Paediatrics in the London Deanery. He is one of the few formally trained Allergists in the UK. Dr Bakshi has worked in some of the best teaching hospitals in the UK, including the Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust, Great Ormond Street Hospital for children in London, St Mary’s Hospital Paddington and The Royal London Hospital.
In the Nhs, Dr Bakshi has previously held the post of Honorary Consultant in Allergy at Imperial College London. He has also been a substantive Consultant General Paediatrician for many years and clinical lead for Paediatric Allergy at Nottingham Children's Hospital. He is an expert in interpreting skin prick tests for allergic disorders in children, and offers sub-lingual immunotherapy (Grazax) for severe hay fever, cat and house dust mite allergy.
Dr Bakshi has participated in many clinical trials, published extensively in peer reviewed indexed journals, and presented in many national and international conferences. He is the editor of The Online Journal of Clinical Audits, www.clinicalaudits.com . Dr Bakshi is frequently invited to chair allergy training days and deliver talks in international conferences for eg. recent advances in allergy management, probiotics, wheat intolerance and eczema.
Areas of interest
• All acute and chronic children's problems
• expertise in food allergies, eczema, hay fever, hives, lip/ eye swelling in children and adults
• vaccine administration
• abdominal pain, constipation, nutritional disorders
• seizures, migraine, joint pains, chronic fatigue syndrome, anxiety, palpitations, respiratory & gastroenterology
• Initial assessment for ADHD, autism, child development and behavioural issues