*** SEASONAL ALLERGIES
runny nose/congestion, red/itchy/watery eyes, dry/itchy skin
Please discuss the importance of having your child blow their nose to help with drainage
Speak with your child's pediatrician about starting an OTC daily children's allergy medicaiton such as Children's Zyrtec, Claritin, Allegra or Xyzal
OTC allergy eye drops are also available typically for ages 4 and older (always check with your child's PCP first or follow dosing directions on packaging)
If your child suffers from asthma triggered by allergies please keep a close eye on their symptoms during a flare up and alert me as needed
Nosebleeds are very common with cold dry weather and allergies. Here are a few things you can do at home:
humidifiers
drink plenty of water
vaseline to opening of nostril
nasal saline spray
If you would like to be notified by email or phone call every time your child visits the clinic, please email me at rupprechtl@friscoisd.org or call the clinic at 469-633-3658 and let me know.
*I do not call/email every time a child is in the clinic unless informed otherwise*
This infographic explains the commons side effects of different concerns.
Please keep your child home for fever or any suspicion of a contagious illness.
Please be vigilant in noticing signs in your kiddos
The infographic helps explain common symptoms of RSV and how it spreads