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Dr. Mahesh Katre ↗️ UK Board-Certified Pediatrician | 🌟 14+ Years Experience | ➡️ Pediatrician & Allergist |
Food Allergies, Asthma, Eczema

03/10/2026

Missing an oral immunotherapy dose does not always mean you should continue the same schedule.

The next step depends on the number of missed doses, the reason behind it, and your child’s individual treatment plan.

Do not restart or change the dose on your own. Always follow the guidance of your allergy team.

Save this if your child is undergoing desensitisation treatment.

[oral immunotherapy, food allergy desensitisation, missed allergy dose, pediatric allergy, allergy treatment]

01/10/2026

Having one food allergy does not always mean your child will develop many more.

While some children may have a higher chance of other allergies, removing multiple foods without a clear reason can lead to unnecessary dietary restrictions.

The right approach is to identify true allergies and create a safe, balanced plan for your child.

Watch this reel to understand more about food allergy management.

[food allergy in children, multiple food allergies, allergy testing, pediatric allergy, food allergy management]

29/09/2026

Teeth grinding during sleep is common in children and does not always mean there is a problem.

But if it happens frequently, affects the teeth, disturbs sleep, causes jaw discomfort, or occurs with snoring, it is worth looking into.

Watch this reel to understand when teeth grinding needs attention.

[teeth grinding in children, sleep habits in kids, child sleep problems, snoring in children, pediatric care]

26/09/2026

Food allergy desensitisation is not about completely removing an allergy.

The goal is to gradually build tolerance and help reduce the risk from accidental exposure in suitable children.

Every child needs an individual assessment, clear expectations, and ongoing medical guidance before starting treatment.

Save this if your child has a food allergy and discuss with your pediatric allergist if this approach may be suitable.

[food allergy desensitisation, oral immunotherapy, food allergy treatment, pediatric allergy, allergy management]

24/09/2026

Repeated headaches after school can have simple triggers, but noticing the pattern is important.

Low hydration, missed meals, poor sleep, screen exposure, or vision concerns are some common things to look at first.

Keeping track of when headaches happen and what triggers them can help your pediatrician understand the cause better.

Save this if your child frequently complains of headaches after school.

[headaches in children, causes of childhood headaches, school health, child wellness, pediatric care]

22/09/2026

Eczema and food allergy are connected, but one does not always mean the other.

Some babies with eczema may have a higher risk of food allergy, especially when eczema is more severe.

The focus should be on good skin care, appropriate food introduction, and guidance based on your child’s needs.

Share this with a parent who has concerns about eczema and food introduction.

[eczema in babies, food allergy in children, eczema management, infant allergies, pediatric allergy]

19/09/2026

A child skipping breakfast once in a while is common, but a daily struggle may need a closer look.

Morning appetite can be affected by sleep, dinner timing, evening snacks, and the overall routine.

Instead of creating a food battle, focus on building a breakfast routine that works for your child.

Watch this reel for practical tips.

[child breakfast habits, poor appetite in children, healthy breakfast ideas, kids nutrition, school morning routine]

17/09/2026

Tummy pain before school is not always something to ignore or dismiss.

The pattern matters. Constipation, eating habits, infections, reflux, stress, and changes in routine can all play a role.

If pain keeps returning or comes with warning signs like weight loss, vomiting, blood in stool, or night-time waking, it deserves proper evaluation.

Watch this reel to understand what parents should look for.

[tummy pain in children, abdominal pain causes, constipation in kids, school anxiety in children, pediatric gastro symptoms]

15/09/2026

Egg allergy does not always mean avoiding every form of egg forever.

Some children may tolerate baked egg even if they react to less-cooked egg, but introducing it should always be guided by proper allergy assessment.

Do not test baked egg at home without knowing if it is safe for your child.

Watch this reel to understand more about egg allergy and tolerance.

[egg allergy in children, baked egg tolerance, food allergy management, pediatric allergy, egg allergy testing]

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