TREATMENTS CHILDHOOD ILLNESSES
Allergy and Asthma Assessment
Looking at recurrent cough, wheeze and skin findings from an allergy perspective. Reducing triggers at home is part of the plan.
How the follow-up works
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Listening to the parent observations and reviewing birth and vaccination history.
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Height, weight and head circumference measurements with an age-appropriate physical examination.
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Agreeing with the family on what the allergy assessment covers and when each step happens.
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Scheduling the next follow-up and setting out in writing which signs to watch for at home.
Other areas in this department
Childhood Infections
Assessment of febrile illness, rashes and ear or throat complaints. Whether an antibiotic is needed is decided at the examination.
Respiratory Illnesses
Assessment of upper and lower airway complaints. The signs of breathing difficulty are shown to the family one by one.
Digestive Complaints
Age-appropriate assessment of abdominal pain, constipation, vomiting and reflux, considered together with the feeding routine.
NEXT STEP
Contact
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