A 6-year-old boy came with sneezing every morning. His parents thought it was because of the fan.
Another child had rashes every time he ate biscuits and chips. His mother tried creams, nothing helped.
A toddler was rushed in with swelling after eating peanuts for the first time. The family was shocked.
At Maternite Hospital, we see these situations almost daily. Allergies in children are not rare.

Why allergies appear in children

The immune system in kids is still fragile. Dust. Pollen. Food proteins. Even milk or eggs. All can trigger reactions.
One family went to a child kidney specialist in Jaipur because their child had frequent urinary complaints. Tests showed it was allergy-related, not infection.

Types seen in OPD

Respiratory: constant sneezing, wheezing, cough.
Skin: itchy rashes, redness, swelling.
Food: vomiting, stomach upset, even dangerous reactions.
One girl had wheezing every night. Cause was dust at home. With guidance from a pediatric vaccination clinic Jaipur, flare-ups are reduced.
Another child had seizures after certain foods. A child neurology specialist in Jaipur helped the family identify triggers and manage them.

Preventing future reactions

Allergy testing helps parents know the cause. Once known, changes in routine make the difference.
Dust-free homes. Fresh, simple diets. No hidden preservatives.
One family stopped packaged snacks after results pointed to additives. Within weeks, the rashes disappeared.
Another learned to watch for early warning signs  swelling of lips, sudden cough and act fast.

Final words

Allergies are not harmless. They affect breathing, growth, and learning. At Maternite Hospital, our advice is clear: consult early. With guidance from a child kidney specialist in Jaipur, preventive support at a pediatric vaccination clinic Jaipur, and follow-up with a child neurology specialist in Jaipur, children can grow safely, without the constant burden of allergic problems.