Mina Ahmadi

**Allergist:**

1. Assesses patients' medical histories and performs physical examinations to diagnose allergies.(Drug allergy, food allergy, urticaria, polyp and allergic rinitis, asthma, infertility, eczema...)

2. Orders and interprets allergy tests such as skin prick tests, blood tests, or challenge tests.

3. Develops personalized treatment plans to help patients manage their allergies, which may include medications, immunotherapy, or lifestyle modifications.

4. Educates patients on allergen avoidance strategies and self-management techniques.

**Clinical Immunologist:**

1. Specializes in diagnosing and treating immune system disorders, such as autoimmune diseases, primary immunodeficiency disorders, and allergic diseases.

2. Performs and analyzes specialized laboratory tests to assess immune system function.

3. Develops treatment plans for patients with immune system disorders, which may involve medications, biologic therapies, or other targeted treatments.

4. Monitors patients' responses to treatment and adjusts plans as needed.

5. Collaborates with other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive care.

Allergists and clinical immunologists play vital roles in helping patients manage and overcome various immune-related health issues, improving their quality of life and overall well-being.

• Treated newborns of premature birth, providing close care and pulmonary intervention to promote health and growth.
• Provided emergency care for critically ill children, stabilizing patients before transferring them to specialized facilities if needed.
• Performed newborn screenings effectively detecting early signs of developmental disorders leading timely intervention and improved prognosis.
• Diagnosed and treated patients suffering from chronic conditions.