Articles by Suzanne Elvidge on The Causes and Treatment of Children's Allergies
When Your Child Is Diagnosed with Allergies
How to handle your child's allergy diagnosis and manage the emotional and practical challenges that come with it.
23rd December 2010
Coping Skills for Children with Allergies
Help your child manage allergy stress and anxiety with practical coping skills that build confidence and reduce worry.
23rd December 2010
Can Allergies Stunt Growth?
Food allergies can affect how children grow, but proper nutrition and medical guidance help manage potential risks.
22nd December 2010
Allergic Reaction: What to Do in Emergency
Know how to respond to a child's allergic reaction, from mild symptoms to severe emergencies requiring immediate care.
22nd December 2010
Are Vaccines Safe for Children with Allergies?
Children with allergies can usually get vaccinated safely, but it depends on the type of allergy and vaccine involved.
20th December 2010
Allergies and Foreign Holidays
Plan ahead for foreign travel with allergies by choosing the right destination, preparing your accommodation, and knowing local medical resources.
13th December 2010
An Allergy Free Christmas Menu
Help your guests with allergies enjoy Christmas dinner with these practical cooking tips and substitution ideas.
25th November 2010
An Allergy Free Birthday Menu
Plan a birthday party with allergic guests by preparing safe, labelled food parcels that keep all children included and happy.
25th November 2010
Are Allergies Inherited?
You're more likely to inherit a tendency toward allergies than specific allergies themselves, especially from your mother.
19th August 2010
Coping with Asthma
Asthma narrows your airways and makes breathing difficult—here's what triggers it and how to manage symptoms effectively.
17th August 2010
Coping with Dust Allergy
Dust allergies are usually triggered by dust mite droppings, but regular vacuuming and damp dusting can help reduce symptoms.
17th August 2010
Myths About Allergies
Common allergy myths debunked, from hay fever to pet allergies and food intolerances.
17th August 2010
Coping with Eczema
Understand what triggers eczema, what symptoms to watch for, and how to manage itchy skin with moisturizers and barrier creams.
13th August 2010
Coping with Soya Allergy
Soya is hidden in many processed foods, so managing a soya allergy means knowing where to look and what symptoms to watch for.
13th August 2010
Coping with Dairy Allergy
If your child has a dairy allergy, here's what you need to know about symptoms, triggers and how to keep them safe.
13th August 2010
Coping with Hay Fever
Manage hay fever symptoms with practical relief methods like antihistamines and topical treatments to get through allergy season.
12th August 2010
Why Do Allergies Cause Asthma?
Allergies and asthma are linked but separate conditions, and how allergens can trigger asthma symptoms in people with both.
21st May 2010
Living with an Allergic Brother or Sister
Help your family handle food allergies and pet restrictions without letting siblings feel left out or resentful.
21st May 2010
Are Food Intolerances Real?
Food intolerances are real reactions caused by missing enzymes or chemicals needed to digest certain foods properly.
20th May 2010
How Do Allergy Drugs Work?
Allergy drugs work by blocking histamine and reducing inflammation to relieve sneezing, itching and congestion rather than curing the underlying allergy.
19th May 2010
How to Reduce the Risk of Allergy
Simple steps like breastfeeding, careful food choices in pregnancy, and regular cleaning can help lower your child's allergy risk.
17th May 2010
Can Food in Pregnancy Cause Children's Allergies?
Pregnant women often wonder if eating certain foods raises their child's risk of developing allergies, but the link isn't as straightforward as it seems.
17th May 2010
Can Children Grow Out of Allergies?
Most children outgrow common allergies like milk and eggs, though peanut allergies are less likely to resolve on their own.
17th May 2010
Pets for Allergic Children
Some pets trigger fewer allergies than others, and early exposure to animals might help protect allergic children.
17th May 2010