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Girl with allergic urticaria
Dr Tom C Dawson

By Dr Tom C Dawson
19.09.24
Paediatric allergy & immunology

Allergic urticaria in children: How is it treated?

Allergic urticaria, commonly known as hives, is a skin condition that causes red, itchy welts to appear on a child’s skin. This reaction can be triggered by various allergens, such as foods, medications, insect bites or environmental factors like pollen. While the condition can be uncomfortable, it’s usually temporary and can be effectively treated. Here to provide a detailed look at this topic is leading consultant paediatrician Dr Tom C Dawson.

Two teenage boys sitting together against a wall and smiling at each other
Mr Nikhil Pawa

By Mr Nikhil Pawa
17.09.24
Paediatric allergy & immunology

The benefits of EPSiT for the treatment of pilonidal sinuses

As we reach puberty, our bodies begin to exhibit exciting changes. But sometimes, these changes can work against us. Consultant colorectal surgeon Mr Nikhil Pawa diffuses the shame and mystery around pilonidal sinuses and provides insight on one of the best treatments available for pilonidal sinus disease — one safe for adults and adolescents alike.

A cool kid resting on the couch.
Dr Mugilan Anandarajan

By Dr Mugilan Anandarajan
07.05.24
Paediatric allergy & immunology

A parent's guide to hay fever

Hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, is a common allergic reaction that affects millions of people worldwide. It typically occurs when the immune system overreacts to allergens in the air. In his latest article, renowned consultant paediatrician Dr Mugilan Anandarajan explains how parents can help their children find relief and minimise its impact on their daily lives.

two children hoding hands
Dr Marie White

By Dr Marie White
07.03.24
Paediatric allergy & immunology

Cow’s milk protein allergy: a parent's guide

Cow’s milk protein allergy (CMPA) is a condition that affects babies and infants as a result of an adverse reaction to the proteins found in cow’s milk. This can be concerning for parents, causing them to worry about their child’s symptoms, nutritional requirements and growth. Distinguished consultant general paediatrician Dr Marie White provides a guide for parents.

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