Childhood asthma and allergies
Assessment and personalised treatment for asthma and allergic diseases, including allergic rhinitis, with clear guidance for parents.
Who it helps
- Children with asthma or suspected asthma
- Children with allergic rhinitis or other allergies
- Parents who want a clear plan for managing symptoms
Signs and when to consult
- Frequent sneezing or runny nose
- Wheezing or shortness of breath
- Itchy eyes, nose or throat
- Night-time coughing
- Tightness in the chest
What happens during the visit
- Dr. Anjali listens to your child’s history and examines your child
- Asthma and allergy concerns are assessed
- A personalised treatment plan is explained
- Inhaler technique and prevention steps are discussed
How it helps at home
- Avoid allergens: dust, pollen, mould, pet dander and strong odours
- Wash bedding, curtains and soft toys weekly and vacuum regularly
- Use inhalers correctly and rinse the mouth after steroid inhalers
- Regular maintenance treatment helps with better symptom control, fewer attacks, better sleep, fewer emergency visits and normal growth
Frequently asked questions
What are signs my child may have asthma or allergy?
Frequent sneezing or runny nose, wheezing or shortness of breath, itchy eyes, nose or throat, night-time coughing, or chest tightness.
Why is regular treatment important?
Regular maintenance treatment of asthma helps with symptom control, fewer attacks, improved lung function and exercise tolerance, and an active life.
Can allergies be prevented?
You can reduce exposure to triggers such as dust, pollen, mould and pet dander and keep indoor air clean.
What should I bring?
Previous reports, X-rays and any prescribed inhaler or spacer.
Emergency: if your child has difficulty breathing, seek emergency care immediately or call the clinic on 92326 95193.
Let’s plan your child’s visit.
Call the clinic or send an appointment enquiry. We’ll discuss your concern and arrange a suitable visit.