PEFR Monitoring
PEFR (Peak Expiratory Flow Rate) monitoring
Peak-flow monitoring helps track how well your child is breathing over time. Dr. Anjali explains how it works and reviews past medical records with you.
Who it helps
- Children with asthma or breathing concerns
- Parents who want to follow their child’s readings between visits
Signs and when to consult
- Your child has recurrent cough or breathing difficulty
- You would like a simple way to follow your child’s breathing
What happens during the visit
- The peak-flow measurement is demonstrated
- Your child tries it with guidance
- Past medical records are reviewed
- Follow-up is discussed
How it helps at home
- Bring past medical records and any previous readings
- Keep readings in a simple notebook
- Share the notebook at each visit
Frequently asked questions
What is PEFR?
Peak Expiratory Flow Rate is a measure of how fast your child can breathe out.
Is it painful?
No. Your child blows into a small device with guidance.
How often should it be done?
Dr. Anjali will advise what is right for your child.
What should I bring?
Past medical records and any previous readings.
Emergency: if your child has difficulty breathing, seek emergency care immediately or call the clinic on 92326 95193.
Let’s talk about your child
Let’s plan your child’s visit.
Call the clinic or send an appointment enquiry. We’ll discuss your concern and arrange a suitable visit.
Let’s plan a visit 6 PM – 8 PM · Ravindra NagarCall the clinic: 92326 95193Your request is confirmed only after the clinic replies.