
Dr. Melinda Kiss
"In addition to physical healing, a child- and family-centered complex patient care can be achieved by taking into account psychological factors. This perspective guides my work." - says Dr. Melinda Kiss
Dr. Melinda Kiss is a specialist in infant and pediatrics, gastroenterology. She graduated from Semmelweis University of Medicine in 1990 and was a clinical physician for 16 years in the infant, premature and internal medicine departments of the Children's Hospital on Madarász Street in Budapest. From 1997 she worked in the gastroenterology department of the hospital, then founded a gastroenterology department at the Zugló Health Service.
Since 2006, she has also run a home pediatric practice in parallel with the gastroenterology department.
Specialization: food allergies, reflux disease, lactose and fructose sensitivity, eating disorders, celiac disease, inflammatory bowel diseases, liver diseases.
It is important to know all the important moments behind the complaints
“As a doctor and a mother, I know that the health of their children is the most important thing for parents. In my practice, I see how common gastroenterological complaints are in children, so I find it very useful to be able to provide them with immediate help through the expertise and combined experience of the two fields. I find it necessary to know all the important moments when exploring the background of the complaints, which can help with the examination and treatment.
Everything can be interesting. From the child’s sleeping habits, through behavioral problems, to the eating habits of the family – including the child. Knowing these can reveal the most likely causes of the complaints and help start targeted examinations. In some cases, even changes related to diet and lifestyle lead to significant or complete improvement.
Other times, only a series of well-planned examinations provide an answer to the causes of the disease. In addition to physical therapy, taking into account psychological factors "a child and family-centered complex patient care can be realized. This perspective guides my work."