General pediatrics
General pediatric management is a set of preventive and therapeutic measures provided by a team of clinic specialists. Pediatric management is indicated and mandatory for all children, but it is of particular importance for children at risk of developing neurological and autoimmune diseases.
The period of a child's development from birth to 3 years is extremely important and includes several critical ages (1 month, 6 months, 12 months, 18 months in particular). These age points are determined by the stages of development of the immune, hormonal, and nervous systems, therefore the child is most vulnerable during these periods and may need help.
In addition, within the framework of general pediatric management, the following issues are discussed:
- breastfeeding, selection of breast milk substitute formulas if necessary, rational introduction of complementary foods depending on the individual characteristics of the body;
- preventive comprehensive examination of the body's condition, assessment of the child's psychomotor and physical development during the appointment;
- addressing gastrointestinal issues (colic, regurgitation, constipation) that often accompany the early period of the body's development;
- inflammatory bowel conditions and dysbiosis;
- correction of atopic dermatitis;
- bronchial asthma and obstructive syndrome;
- correction of metabolic disorders in early childhood and chronic nutritional disorders (hypotrophy, paratrophy).