Resources

Information about the Dangerous Dogs Act and treatment for dog bites in children

Children with a clear history of a mild reaction to egg can be managed at home. From your child’s referral to allergy clinic we feel this fits this criteria. This means your child does not need to undergo allergy testing and can cautiously introduce eggs at home. This leaflet tells you how to reintroduce egg back into your child’s diet. It tells you how to perform a challenge with baked egg and then lightly-cooked egg.

This leaflet tells you how to reintroduce egg back into your child’s diet. It tells you how to perform a challenge with baked egg, and then lightly-cooked egg.

Information on eye drops and how to apply them to a child.

A febrile seizure is when a child has a fit when they have a fever.

Information on what to do if a child has a fever.

Information on what to do if a child suffers a seizure, convulsion or fit.

The Alex Children's Hospital

Information about the signs and symptoms of functional abdominal pain in children and how to manage it.

A campaign to reduce the number of plastic gloves used in the University Hospitals Sussex Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital.