Specialties & Treatments
Comprehensive care for children's allergic and respiratory conditions
From diagnosis to desensitization, every care pathway is tailored to the child and their family.
Respiratory Polygraphy / Polysomnography
These tests analyse the child's sleep to identify possible nocturnal breathing disorders: apnoea, snoring, micro-arousals or oxygen desaturation.
- Sleep recording carried out safely
- Distinguishing between an allergic and an obstructive profile
- Detailed analysis with a report provided to families
Long-Term Treatment
Sublingual Desensitization
A long-term treatment aimed at durably reducing the child's allergic reaction to an identified allergen (pollen, dust mites, etc.).
Precise Allergen Identification
A preliminary allergy work-up to pinpoint the responsible allergen(s).
Daily Administration Under the Tongue
A simple protocol that can be continued at home after initiation at the practice.
Treatment Over Several Years
Regular follow-up to adjust care and measure its benefits.
Allergies
Respiratory, food or skin allergies: an allergy diagnosis helps understand the true origin of a child's symptoms, which are sometimes mistaken for other conditions.
- Allergies to pollen, dust mites and animals
- Food allergies and higher-risk food introduction
- Cross-reactions and complex allergies
Comprehensive Allergy Work-Up
Skin and blood tests suited to the child's age.
Personalised Action Plan
Avoidance measures, emergency treatment and therapeutic education.
Allergic Dermatology
Eczema
Follow-up of atopic dermatitis is part of a comprehensive approach to the child's allergic background.
Atopic Dermatitis
Assessment of severity and adaptation of moisturising care and topical treatments.
Identifying the Associated Allergic Background
Eczema is often linked to other allergic manifestations (asthma, food allergies).
Supporting Families
Practical day-to-day advice to limit flare-ups and improve the child's comfort.
Sleep Disorders
The profile of the allergic child with sleep disorders
FROMthe profile of the child with obstructive-type sleep disorders
A key distinction for guiding the right treatment
Identifying the Origin of the Disorder
Snoring, night-time waking, daytime fatigue: children's sleep disorders can have an allergic origin, an obstructive origin, or both. A precise assessment, potentially supplemented by respiratory polygraphy, helps guide the most appropriate care.
Paediatric Pulmonology
Asthma
Management of asthma and children's chronic respiratory difficulties, with rigorous long-term follow-up.
Diagnosis and Functional Assessment
Identifying triggering factors and assessing respiratory function through spirometry and FeNO (exhaled nitric oxide) measurement.
Tailored Long-Term Treatment
Adjusting treatment according to the severity and progression of the child's asthma.
Long-Term Follow-Up
Regular consultations to help the child achieve better respiratory autonomy.
Paediatric Pulmonology
Spirometry / FeNO
Respiratory function tests carried out at the practice to refine the diagnosis and follow-up of the child's asthma.
Spirometry
Measurement of respiratory volumes and flow rates to assess the child's lung function.
FeNO Measurement
Measurement of exhaled nitric oxide, a marker of airway inflammation linked to allergic asthma.