Can kids with allergies participate in sports and other activities?

An allergic child may have true limits when it comes to sports and other activities: Running in cold air may bring on wheezing and shortness of breath, for instance. For their part, the well children may take this opportunity to shine, to forge an identity outside the home, with all its special rules. Let them go as far as they want.

Teams provide an alternative social structure to the close-knit, regulated home - an important outlet even when there is no allergy in the home, but even more crucial where a sick child is the focal point of so much psychic and physical energy. As for the allergic child, provide the best allergy care you can and then let them find a level of activity that they are comfortable with. Kids are good at finding their own limits; just let them know these may change at different times depending on their status at the start of activities.

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