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Asthma/Allergies
Articles within Asthma/Allergies:
Asthma/Allergies Q&A
Asthma is a chronic disease that may require therapy throughout your child’s life. | What Is Ailing Your Child?
A sore throat, stuffy nose, fever and cough can be annoying, but if a child has asthma, these symptoms can cause major problems. BY TIFFANY L. KIDD, MSN, CPNP | Make a Difference
About eight percent of American children (5.9 million) have a food allergy. On average, there are two kids in each classroom with a food allergy. BY KAREN RANCE, DNP, CPNP, AE-C,
AND MICHAEL PISTINER, MD, MMSC | Asthma: Just the Facts
Asthma is an often-misunderstood disease that can be difficult to diagnose, especially in young children.
BY LAURA SCHMIDT, MSN, CPNP | Seasonal Sneezing
Itchy, red, watery eyes? Runny nose? Itchy, irritated throat? Sneezing? Allergies may be responsible for such symptoms, usually suffered in spring and summer.
BY CINDY TRENT, MS, CPNP, AE-C | The Life Saver
A quick response to anaphylaxis | What Sets Off Symptoms?
Identify and eliminate the triggers at home |
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