Pediatric Allergology

Pediatric Allergology is a specialized medical field dedicated to providing comprehensive care for children with allergies, asthma, eczema, and immune system disorders. With a focus on children from birth through adolescence, Pediatric Allergists possess extensive expertise in addressing the unique medical needs of young patients with allergies and immune system problems. By choosing to specialize in pediatric allergy and immunology, these professionals are equipped to deliver the highest level of care and support to children in need. General Responsibilities: 1. Diagnose, treat, and prevent allergic reactions to food or environmental factors. 2. Educate patients and develop personalized treatment plans. 3. Maintain accurate records of patients' medical histories. 4. Conduct blood tests and patch tests to identify allergens. 5. Monitor the conditions of patients and track their progress. 6. Re-evaluate treatment procedures to ensure optimal outcomes. 7. Perform rhinoscopy to examine the nose and sinuses. 8. Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive care for pediatric patients.