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School supplies? Check. New shoes? Check. Allergies and asthma under control? Let’s go over the list one more time to make sure you and your child are ready for the school year, even if that means in home-schooling this year.
“Keeping allergies and asthma under control during the school year is a huge challenge,” says allergist Dr. Bernard Geller, Allergy & Clinical Immunology Medical Group. “If you plan in advance, and understand the procedures that are in place to keep your child healthy, you’re ahead of the game. If your child does go to school this year, remember to keep communication with the school open, and work with your child to know their triggers. If you do, you’ll be off to a great start to the school year.”
Below are four tips from the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology to put you at the head of the class when it comes to controlling allergy and asthma.
If your child is experiencing allergy and asthma symptoms, make an appointment with a board-certified allergist to develop a treatment plan and eliminate symptoms.
Visit our website to find more information on allergies and asthma, 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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