Advanced diagnosis & treatment of your child’s allergies.

Your child’s school must be informed about any allergies that your child might have. If your child has a severe allergy or asthma, you can give your action plan to the school administrative office or the nurse. Also, discuss medications, in case of an emergency. Apart from this, here is what you need to take care of:\n\n Dust irritation - Children with allergic issues should be allowed to sit away from the blackboard. This will protect them from any irritation caused by the chalk dust.\n Asthma and physical activities - Sports and physical education are a major part of the school day. Having asthma won’t eliminate these physical activities. With the doctor’s advice, children with allergic diseases and asthma will be able to participate in any physical activity. Make sure that your child is taking asthma medications regularly. For controlling symptoms, medication can be administered using an inhaler.\n School pets - Furry animals can be a problem for children with allergies. Allergy or asthma symptoms can be triggered near a class pet leading to rashes, coughing, sneezing, runny nose, or difficulty breathing. :12929, 3,, 15 Merriweather Your child’s school must be informed about any allergies that your child might have. If your child has a severe allergy or asthma, you can give your action plan to the school administrative office or the nurse. Also, discuss medications, in case of an emergency. Apart from this, here is what you need to take care of:

Dust irritation - Children with allergic issues should be allowed to sit away from the blackboard. This will protect them from any irritation caused by the chalk dust.

Your child’s school must be informed about any allergies that your child might have. If your child has a severe allergy or asthma, you can give your action plan to the school administrative office or the nurse. Also, discuss medications, in case of an emergency. Apart from this, here is what you need to take care of:\n\n Dust irritation - Children with allergic issues should be allowed to sit away from the blackboard. This will protect them from any irritation caused by the chalk dust.\n Asthma and physical activities - Sports and physical education are a major part of the school day. Having asthma won’t eliminate these physical activities. With the doctor’s advice, children with allergic diseases and asthma will be able to participate in any physical activity. Make sure that your child is taking asthma medications regularly. For controlling symptoms, medication can be administered using an inhaler.\n School pets - Furry animals can be a problem for children with allergies. Allergy or asthma symptoms can be triggered near a class pet leading to rashes, coughing, sneezing, runny nose, or difficulty breathing. :12929, 3,, 15 Merriweather Asthma and physical activities - Sports and physical education are a major part of the school day. Having asthma won’t eliminate these physical activities. With the doctor’s advice, children with allergic diseases and asthma will be able to participate in any physical activity. Make sure that your child is taking asthma medications regularly. For controlling symptoms, medication can be administered using an inhaler.

Your child’s school must be informed about any allergies that your child might have. If your child has a severe allergy or asthma, you can give your action plan to the school administrative office or the nurse. Also, discuss medications, in case of an emergency. Apart from this, here is what you need to take care of:\n\n Dust irritation - Children with allergic issues should be allowed to sit away from the blackboard. This will protect them from any irritation caused by the chalk dust.\n Asthma and physical activities - Sports and physical education are a major part of the school day. Having asthma won’t eliminate these physical activities. With the doctor’s advice, children with allergic diseases and asthma will be able to participate in any physical activity. Make sure that your child is taking asthma medications regularly. For controlling symptoms, medication can be administered using an inhaler.\n School pets - Furry animals can be a problem for children with allergies. Allergy or asthma symptoms can be triggered near a class pet leading to rashes, coughing, sneezing, runny nose, or difficulty breathing. :12929, 3,, 15 Merriweather School pets - Furry animals can be a problem for children with allergies. Allergy or asthma symptoms can be triggered near a class pet leading to rashes, coughing, sneezing, runny nose, or difficulty breathing.