In my work, I strive to ensure that medical examinations take place in a pleasant atmosphere and that, during patient education, children learn that they should not only see a doctor when they are seriously ill, but that screening tests are necessary to prevent disease. I hope that the life paths of my adult patients will prove the value of my work.
Physical symptoms often have psychological roots, so in addition to medication and lifestyle recommendations, families also receive “spiritual guidance” in line with a holistic approach.
Education
Parent-infant/toddler consultant qualification, Pázmány Péter Catholic University(2012)
Theory and Practice of Clinical Homeopathy, Faculty of General Medicine, University of Pécs(2009)
Performed procedures
My responsibilities include coordinating the examination of sick children, supervising tests, discussing diagnostic steps, and providing care, so I need to be familiar with the nature of all childhood illnesses. Of course, there are certain conditions and complaints that I am more familiar with than others. These include regulatory disorders in infants (mostly sleep problems) and adolescent complaints, chest pain, circulatory disorders, suspected heart problems, and fatigue.
Another area of focus is the early detection of impaired glucose tolerance—a condition that is becoming increasingly common and may or may not be associated with obesity, which affects not only adolescents. In this condition, adhering to a healthy diet and making lifestyle changes can help prevent type 2 diabetes, which often develops in middle age.
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