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This involves a complete physical examination combined with the taking of blood samples, ECG, lung function testing, etc., as deemed necessary by your Doctor.
Screening Examination also includes pre-employment and insurance medicals as well as certification of fitness to travel.There are 2 tests giving us a total of 24 of the most common allergens, 12 of which are Inhaled Allergens the other 12 being Food Allergens
The Patient can decide to have either test depending on their individual requirements or it may be necessary to have both tests performed where appropriate.
The test involves a sample of blood being taken from the patient by a simple finger prick to obtain 2-3 drops of blood. The procedure itself only takes a few minutes but it is sometimes necessary to take a detailed history from the patient to determine the most appropriate test for them.
The blood sample is then processed within 24 hours of the sample being taken & a report is prepared & sent to the patient within a couple of days.
A follow up consultation is arranged as required to discuss;
A quantitive laboratory test may be required to confirm the results.
It is necessary to book an appointment for this test.Your Doctor will also carry out a Cervical Smear and would discuss with you future family planning. This should also give you the opportunity to discuss the Vaccination Programme with your Doctor.
Vaccines provide protection against serious infections that could prove to be lethal. They are the safest way of protecting your child's health. Every vaccine is thoroughly tested before being licensed for administration.
Vaccination should NOT be administered if your child has or had:
Vaccines do not cause any reactions in the majority of children. However the following reactions may occasionally develop:
Severe reactions are extremely rare and are dealt with appropriately by your Doctor.
In areas where the vaccination uptake rate is low, diseases tend to remain widespread. Hence it is essential to achieve an uptake rate of at least 95% degrees in order to achieve effective or total eradication.
Finally remember vaccination is free of charge.
The following are the recommended schedule of vaccinations in Ireland:
The freezing of skin lesions with liquid nitrogen or other cryogens. An effective and quick way for the removal of warts and other skin lesions.
Note: Treatment stings and may be painful. In large and extensive lesions, it may be necessary to "numb" the area with a local anaesthetic prior to treatment.
Your doctor will advise you of the most effective means of treatment.
This is used in the treatment of acute asthmatic attacks as well as the treatment of chronic severe asthma in the home settings.
Your Doctor will advise as to how and where to puschase a Nebuliser, when indicated.
You will be issued a prescription for the nebules (various solutions used in the Nebuliser) and you will be given instructions as to how they should be used.
The machine is relatively inexpensive and will need to be maintained regularly to ensure optimum performance.