Seasonal Allergy Symptoms
Seasonal Allergy Symptoms
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Seasonal Allergy Symptoms
Seasonal Allergy Symptoms
Sneezing
Itchy eyes, nose and/or throat
Nasal congestion
Clear, runny nose
Coughing
In clinic while at school, we can do an eye wash, rinse the face, blow nose and apply a cold compress to alleviate some of the symptoms.
What you can do at home: Monitor Daily Pollen count on pollen.com & treat with over the counter allergy medication if necessary.
Benadryl can be kept in the clinic with a parent request form but all other OTC allergy medication needs to be given at home or have a doctor’s note to be administered at school.
Parent Request For Administration of Medication Form
Please follow up with your doctor if these symptoms persist or worsen.
Conjuntivitis (Pink Eye) is an inflammation of the eye that is a result of an infection from a virus or bacterium. Pink eye spreads from person to person by direct contact with the discharge from the eyes or upper respiratory tract of infected persons through contaminated fingers, clothing, or other objects. Please DO NOT send your student to school if they have the following symptoms and have not seen a medical provider and started treatment.
Conjuntivitis (Pink Eye) is an inflammation of the eye that is a result of an infection from a virus or bacterium. Pink eye spreads from person to person by direct contact with the discharge from the eyes or upper respiratory tract of infected persons through contaminated fingers, clothing, or other objects. Please DO NOT send your student to school if they have the following symptoms and have not seen a medical provider and started treatment.
1 or both eyes with: redness, itching, pain, discharge that is thick or watery. If your child wakes up with crusty eyelashes or the eye is closed shut due to drainage, please keep your child home and follow up with your medical provider.
1 or both eyes with: redness, itching, pain, discharge that is thick or watery. If your child wakes up with crusty eyelashes or the eye is closed shut due to drainage, please keep your child home and follow up with your medical provider.
*Children with infectious conjunctivitis (pink eye) are considered contagious until 24 hrs after treatment (antibiotic eye drops) has begun.*
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