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General Symptons

When to take your child to hospital

The decision to take your child to hospital is difficult and this post attempts to help the parent who is unsure. Those symptoms such as cough, fever, or vomiting are common but occasionally may herald the onset of a more serious condition.
December 1, 2018
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Allergies, Food Allergy

Introduction to Food Allergy

 What is food allergy ? A food allergy is where the body reacts in a clear and abnormal way after ingestion of a food. The food sets off an immunological cascade resulting in the release of chemicals that are responsible for the allergy.…
March 29, 2018
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Food Allergy

Egg Allergy

Egg Allergy in children is common but luckily is rarely ever serious. This post is provides up to date information on how to manage this.
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Food Allergy

Nut Allergy

What Reactions occur ? When coming into contact with nut the most common abnormal reaction is a dermatitis that develops within a few minutes - particularly around the mouth. There can also be more extensive skin reactions such…
January 29, 2014
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Allergies, Food Allergy

Cows Milk Protein Allergy

  What is it ? When coming into contact with cow's milk the most common abnormal reaction is a dermatitis that develops within the hour. This can be generalised or localised to the face and mouth area. Ocassionally the reaction is more…
December 3, 2013
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Dr Scott Parsons

The author, has worked as a general practitioner with a special interest in paediatrics for the last 20 years. He has developed this website in order to help parents with the task of raising children. He currently works in Adelaide at Total GP Care Norwood and Priorty Paediatrics

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