Maria Nikolaevna is an experienced professional who perfectly knows all the properties of the child's body and the symptoms of childhood ailments, knows how to competently approach the issue of diagnosing a disease, an adherent of evidence-based medicine. The doctor has good theoretical and practical training. The baby is not able to tell about his health on his own, but this is not an obstacle for a qualified specialist.

Maria Nikolaevna finds an approach to each of her young patients and can easily establish contact with his parents, who will receive up-to-date information from the pediatrician and can properly organize feeding, hygiene and treatment of the child.

In recent years, the number of children suffering from allergies has increased rapidly. This is due to a genetic predisposition, an unfavorable environment, a weakened immune defense, which responds inadequately to the introduction of foreign proteins into the body.

Children's allergist-immunologist is a doctor of narrow specialization who is engaged in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases caused by various disorders of the child's immune system.

According to statistics, the following types of allergies are most often diagnosed in childhood:

• From birth to 3 years old. Babies mainly suffer from atopic dermatitis, urticaria, Quincke's edema. As a rule, such allergic manifestations develop against the background of food allergies.
• From the age of 3 years. As the immune defense develops, food allergy gradually recedes, however, & nbsp; instead, the child is faced with household and pollen forms, which are accompanied by respiratory reactions: allergic rhinitis, broncho-obstructive syndromes.

In the absence of adequate therapy and prevention against the background of the disease, bronchial asthma develops. For what symptoms is it necessary to visit an allergist-immunologist? Symptoms for which you need to visit a pediatric immunologist-allergist as soon as possible:

• various skin rashes of unclear etiology, similar to burns or irritation after contact with nettles;
• signs of allergies after eating certain foods, contact with household chemicals, hygiene products, animals, etc .;
• signs of bronchial asthma;
• acute allergy to insect bite;
• rhinitis and conjunctivitis during the flowering season;
• attacks of coughing, choking of unknown nature.

An allergist-immunologist first finds out the causes of the disorder, and then prescribes an individual, effective treatment. Maria Nikolaevna treats her little patients very tenderly and tenderly. Always with a smile. He will carefully listen to all the worries and complaints of the mother regarding the baby, and will simply and clearly tell the difficult things.