Dra. Ana Cristina Pereira de Araújo - Fortaleza - CE

Very good doctor very attentive to patients.

Excellent doctor, patient for 6 years.

Nobody answers this phone that is registered, does it have another number?

I made an appointment in May for 06/10 I spent money with uber when I arrived at the place the doctor was not attending and to complete the consideration package the operator said that I called lying , first and last time Should at least zap

Very good doctor! When I arrived here in Fortaleza, after 1 year, my girl who was already 3 years old at the time, started to have stomach pains and vomited the school lunch. I took in some pediatrician and nothing. Until I think it was a friend who recommended Gasto pediatrician Dra Ana Cristina. She did tests and found that my daughter had gastritis and a milk protein allergy. He did the treatment. Thank goodness for allergy to milk. And it got good from gastritis. follow up now only once a year ...

I wanted to give it a 0 because she doesn't deserve anything else, but as unfortunately I can't post it, I was forced to put 1. I would like to warn all parents and caregivers who don't intend to raise their children as survivors to never look for this doctor , she is far from worrying about the health of children. First, it's totally corrupted by the artificial milk industry, I said that breast milk isn't all that wonderful after 6 months, that at my daughter's age (8 months), it's best to give formula. He said that if I want, I can continue breastfeeding, but that breast milk will no longer be a food, it will only be a supporting role. He prescribed artificial milk without any need, as in addition to breastfeeding my daughter eats everything and eats very well, pushing formula would only get in the way, as she would get stuffed with that calorie bomb and she wouldn't want to eat. Second, she went on a diet that hasn't gone on for a long time, rich in salt and sugar for an 8-month-old baby. Any minimally informed mother knows that salt and juice should only be given after 1 year and sugar only after 2 years. In the morning, when waking up, instead of breastfeeding, she should take the formula, after which she would see if it was necessary to add a thickener (porridge dough). Breakfast fruit, juice or smoothie with milk, sweetened with honey or mocotó jelly. Normal lunch with rice, beans, meat, vegetables, but he ordered the addition of salt. Afternoon snack, biscuit or bread. Dinner, same thing as lunch. 1 hour before meals he ordered formula, it must be for the girl not to want to eat anything else and to just take formula. She went through several tests to find out if she has any allergies (I had asked for that, it was the reason for the appointment) and asked to come back when the tests are ready. He also underwent a videonasolaringoscopy, which is an exam where the ENT inserts a camera through the nose or mouth to visualize the structures. A super invasive test that I didn't even know could be done on babies, especially when there's no need at all. Since it is designed to investigate the causes of chronic coughing, snoring, hoarseness, difficulty swallowing or breathing, and my daughter has never had any of these. Obviously, she won't take this exam. In addition to never coming back, I'll still warn all mothers who are concerned about the health of their children to run away from this doctor, I've met countless bad pediatricians, but this one managed to overcome them all, it was the worst of all, the most outdated impossible. Apparently he studied at college some 50 years ago and has never studied again, researched anything, is totally unaware of the current recommendations of the Ministry of Health and the Brazilian Society of Pediatrics. Breastfeeding must be exclusive until 6 months and continued for at least 2 years, and breast milk remains the main food for the baby until 1 year of age. Artificial milk should only be prescribed if there is a real need or if the mother does not want to breastfeed. Salt and juice can only be offered after 1 year. Sugar only after 2 years. Biscuits, bread and thickeners should not be indicated at any age, as they are bad even for adults, let alone a child. And as if that wasn't enough, it interfered in the conduct of my daughter's pediatrician, gave another different vitamin, saying that they already have iron and vitamin D together, and even encouraged early weaning, inventing that formula is better than breast milk, because after 6 months he loses vitamins and nutrients. Poor thing, she doesn't know anything about breastfeeding and much less about healthy eating. With her the only thing that matters is getting fat, health be damned.