Infusion Therapy for Inflammatory Bowel Disease - Nemours Children's Hospital, Florida | Dr. Haddad

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In this informative video, join Dr. Hadeel Haddad, a distinguished pediatric gastroenterologist at Nemours Children's Health, as she delves into the world of infusion therapy for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). As a leading expert in her field, Dr. Haddad sheds light on the significance of infusion therapy and how it differs from standard IV medications or oral medications.

Infusion therapy involves administering specialized medications known as Biologics intravenously over a few hours while closely monitoring the patient's vital signs. These targeted treatments have proven to be incredibly effective for IBD patients, offering hope for better management and improved quality of life.

Throughout the video, Dr. Haddad discusses the crucial role of the Child Life Team and the Diva Team in providing support to patients who may experience anxiety or difficulties before starting infusion therapy. Their compassionate care ensures that young patients feel comfortable and confident throughout the treatment process.

Whether you are considering infusion therapy for your child or seeking comprehensive care for pediatric gastrointestinal conditions, Nemours Children's Health in Orlando, Florida, offers exceptional services.

To schedule an appointment with the GI Clinic, please call 407-650-7715.

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