Pediatric pulmonologists are medical doctors who specialize in diagnosing, preventing, and treating breathing and lung problems in children. They help address a variety of conditions that impact a child’s daily life while also offering education for parents so that...
When your child is sick, both you and your little one are up against some unwelcome challenges. If the illness occurs during the summer months, they may see the gorgeous weather out of their window and struggle to stay...
If your child struggles with respiratory issues, your pediatrician might have referred them to a pediatric lung specialist. The first appointment with these professionals can cause anxiety, both for you and your child, so taking time to prepare for...
Pneumonia is one of the childhood illnesses that parents dread. Your child’s hacking cough, fever, and lethargy can put them out of school for a week or more. Avoiding viral infections is many parents’ top priority. In order to...
When your child is sick with an upper respiratory infection, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. You may not know all of the available treatment options and which ones to try first. That’s why seeing a pediatric pulmonologist is so...
Although most of a child’s organ development occurs while their mother is pregnant, your little one’s body continues to grow and develop throughout childhood. In fact, some systems continue to develop well into adulthood! However, several factors can influence...
In the United States, there are about 5.5 million children who have asthma, while one in five children has seasonal allergy issues, and 5.5 million have food allergies. These health conditions are challenging at all times, but they can...
Respiratory Syncytial Virus, commonly known as RSV, is a major cause of respiratory illness in children worldwide. While it can affect individuals of any age, its impact is particularly significant in children, especially those under two years old. In...
In the United States, 1 in 12 children has asthma, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Maintaining your child’s health and avoiding respiratory problems can mean close monitoring by a pediatrician and lifestyle changes. Some common...
It likely feels like just seeing the word “hypertension” can increase your blood pressure, especially in relation to your child. Most people know that systemic hypertension can create a host of health issues, but one type of hypertension that...