Nebulization, Asthma & Allergy Clinic
When to Schedule
If your child experiences repeated cough, wheezing, or noisy breathing.
In cases of seasonal or dust-related allergies leading to breathing difficulty.
When a child has known asthma and needs regular follow-up.
During acute breathing attacks where quick relief through nebulization is required.
For children with long-standing nasal allergies, skin allergies, or food-related reactions.
What is the Purpose
To provide timely relief during breathing difficulties through nebulization therapy.
To diagnose and manage asthma & allergies in children from infancy to adolescence.
To identify triggers (dust, pollen, pets, food, weather changes, pollution) causing symptoms.
To offer long-term care plans including medication, lifestyle adjustments, and monitoring.
To provide parental guidance on managing attacks at home and using inhalers/nebulizers correctly.
What to Expect
🏥 Prior to the Appointment
Parents share child’s symptoms, frequency of attacks, and past medical history.
Previous reports like spirometry, chest X-rays, or allergy tests may be reviewed.
👩⚕️ During the Appointment
Physical examination of chest, nose, throat, and skin.
If needed, immediate nebulization therapy is provided in a child-friendly setup.
Doctor may recommend lung function tests, skin prick tests, or blood tests for allergies.
Individualized treatment plans including inhalers, anti-allergy medications, or immunotherapy.
📋 After the Appointment
Parents receive a clear asthma action plan to manage symptoms at home.
Education on trigger avoidance (dust-proofing, diet changes, pollution control).
Regular follow-up visits or tele-consultations to adjust treatment as the child grows.