Feeling comfortable in their skin: All about paediatric eczema
The quality of life of both child and their parents, or carers, is significantly affected by paediatric eczema. Here to offer expert, reassuring advice about this condition is leading paediatric allergist Dr Helen Brough.
Allergies in children (Part two)
Senior consultant paediatrician Dr Basheer Peer-Mohamed reflects on the rise in allergies in children in the UK, and while this is an unfortunate situation, thankfully there are ways to treat them. In the second of his two-part article about childhood allergies, Dr Peer-Mohamed looks at diagnosis and treatment. Read on to find out more.
Allergies in children (Part one)
Parents or guardians who want to inform themselves about allergies in their child can be confident in the knowledge there are ways to treat them. However, what about getting the best advice and assistance? Well, senior consultant paediatrician Dr Basheer Peer-Mohamed has put together a comprehensive, two-part, guide about allergies in children. Part one covers types, causes and symptoms. Read on to find out more.
By Dr Sunit Godambe
05.08.21
Paediatric allergy & immunology
We spoke with Dr Sunit Godambe, a highly experienced paediatrician and neonatologist, about nutrition in newborn children. Find out about dietary recommendations and requirements for newborns, for example, whether they can eat soft or solid foods.
By Dr Robert Boyle
22.07.21
Paediatric allergy & immunology
Preventing allergies in pregnancy: fish oil and probiotics
It is well known that nutrition plays a huge part in the healthy development of a child. However, did you know that if you're pregnant, you may actually be able to prevent the risk of allergies in your children by what you choose to eat. We spoke with Dr Robert Boyle to discuss paediatric allergies and why vitamin D may help. Find out everything you need to know in this latest article.
Child allergies, immunodeficiencies and COVID: is my child safe?
Dr Helen Brough explains the risk level of coronavirus COVID-19 for children with allergies and immunodeficiencies.
By Dr Pramod Nair
08.01.21
Paediatric allergy & immunology
Usually, croup can resolve itself on its own. However, sometimes the condition can cause breathing difficulties, a high-grade fever or difficulties in swallowing. We spoke to Dr Pramod Nair, for the best advice on this condition and how it can be treated. We found out the answers to your FAQs on croup in this latest article.
How to reduce allergy and asthma-related back-to-school anxiety
Professor George Du Toit explains anxiety-reducing steps you can take concerning your child's safe return to school. He also clarifies if paediatric allergy and asthma patients have an extra high risk from the coronavirus COVID-19.
How do I know if my child has a drug allergy?
How would you know if your child suffers from a drug allergy? If you have an allergy to a certain drug, does that mean your child will have it too? Professor George Du Toit, a leading consultant paediatric allergist practising in London and South England, answers these questions and more.
Hay fever in children: what symptoms should a parent look out for?
How do you know if your child is developing hay fever? The symptoms can often be confused with other conditions, so it's important to understand this allergy to know how to properly treat it. So, we spoke to Professor George Du Toit, a leading consultant paediatric allergist, to understand the symptoms of hay fever in children better and when exactly a parent should take their child to see a specialist.
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