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Santa Monica, CA –
The idea of summer camp looms large for many kids who wonder: Will I make any friends? What if I get lost in the woods? And for campers with allergies and asthma, “What if I have an allergic reaction or an asthma attack?”
“When kids head off to summer camp, especially for the first time, they have lots of questions,” says allergist Dr. Bernard Geller, Allergy & Clinical Immunology Medical Group. “Kids who suffer from seasonal allergies, food allergies or asthma, also wonder about their health. For them, additional preparation is necessary to keep them safe and happy, so they can enjoy their time away from home.”
If you’re considering camp for your child with allergies or asthma, start planning now to make sure all details are buttoned up before camp begins. Below are five tips from the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology to help you and your child enjoy their summer camp experience.
If allergies or asthma are holding your child back, it’s time to take control. For more information about treatment of allergies and asthma, visit our website at www.SneezeWheeze.com, or reach us by telephone: (310)828-8534 or by e-mail: FrontOffice@allergyandclinical.com
Dora Afrahim, MPAP, PA-C
Allergy & Clinical Immunology Medical Group
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