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Asthma Allergies Children

A Parent's Guide

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Asthma and allergies are at epidemic levels, but they don't have to be. Two experienced pediatric allergists provide essential information for conscientious parents on managing these conditions. They cover approved treatments, behavioral changes, and practical steps families can take to mitigate the impact of severe asthma and allergies. The book addresses myths and realities surrounding alternative treatments, food allergies, and skin allergies, and includes valuable advice for support groups, lists, and checklists. Enlivened by anecdotes from the authors' decades of practice, it highlights their rapport with patients and their collaboration with pediatricians and primary care physicians, who are increasingly involved in asthma and allergy care. Additionally, this book is part of a broader initiative that includes the launch of a dedicated website, offering a platform for parents and doctors to engage with specialists. The site features resources like mailbags for inquiries, pollen counts, news updates, and practical tips for managing allergies and asthma. The authors emphasize the urgent need to leverage their expertise as the number of specialists declines while patient numbers rise. The book explores critical connections between allergy symptoms and asthma, the risks of over-relying on rescue medications, and the nuances of allergy testing. It serves as a comprehensive guide for parents navigating the challenges of raisin

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Asthma Allergies Children, Paul M. Ehrlich, Larry Chiaramonte, Henry Ehrlich

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2010
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Tytuł
Asthma Allergies Children
Podtytuł
A Parent's Guide
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2010
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
312
ISBN10
0984383204
ISBN13
9780984383207
Seria
Ocena
3,45 z 5
Opis
Asthma and allergies are at epidemic levels, but they don't have to be. Two experienced pediatric allergists provide essential information for conscientious parents on managing these conditions. They cover approved treatments, behavioral changes, and practical steps families can take to mitigate the impact of severe asthma and allergies. The book addresses myths and realities surrounding alternative treatments, food allergies, and skin allergies, and includes valuable advice for support groups, lists, and checklists. Enlivened by anecdotes from the authors' decades of practice, it highlights their rapport with patients and their collaboration with pediatricians and primary care physicians, who are increasingly involved in asthma and allergy care. Additionally, this book is part of a broader initiative that includes the launch of a dedicated website, offering a platform for parents and doctors to engage with specialists. The site features resources like mailbags for inquiries, pollen counts, news updates, and practical tips for managing allergies and asthma. The authors emphasize the urgent need to leverage their expertise as the number of specialists declines while patient numbers rise. The book explores critical connections between allergy symptoms and asthma, the risks of over-relying on rescue medications, and the nuances of allergy testing. It serves as a comprehensive guide for parents navigating the challenges of raisin