Monkeypox (Mpox) What is Mpox (monkeypox)? Mpox is a disease caused by viruses that can cause symptoms similar to smallpox. People with immune deficiencies, pregnant women and children are particularly at risk. After contact with an infected person, the first symptoms usually appear within 2-21 days. Typical signs are fever, aching limbs and a characteristic [...]
According to the Pollen Information Service, there will be a very high pollen load from ragweed from the end of August, which can trigger severe allergic reactions. 🌿🍃 🤧 It is important for the child's well-being to recognise and treat an allergy as early as possible. After testing in an allergy centre, we will be happy to advise and inform you about the right treatment for your child.
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Heatstroke in children Babies and small children are more sensitive to heat than adults. Their thin skull bones and little hair make them susceptible to heatstroke, especially when the head and neck are exposed to direct sunlight. What is heatstroke? Heatstroke in children affects the whole body, whereas sunstroke initially only affects the head. Children are particularly susceptible to heat
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Heat death in the car: don't forget your child! Accidentally leaving children in hot cars is a serious danger. To prevent such tragedies, it is important to be aware of the risks and take simple precautions. Regularly checking the back seat and using reminders can save lives. What is the danger?
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Afraid of the paediatrician? Preventing fear of the paediatrician Your child needs to know that nothing bad will happen at the doctor. Picture books and doctor games: Reduce anxiety by explaining the procedure of the visit with a suitable picture book Act out the doctor's visit with a doctor's case Normalise the doctor's visit Take your child to their next check-up. Show your child that nothing bad will happen and that the visit to the doctor is normal. The visit to the doctor should not be
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Mother-Child-Pass examinations From the first check-up during pregnancy to comprehensive care in the first years of your child's life - our experienced team of paediatricians and specialists will reliably accompany you and your child through all phases. The Mother-Child-Pass examinations help to recognise developmental delays at an early stage and promote healthy development right from the start. Our
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Larvae in the Danube cause an itchy rash What are cercariae? In summer you can sometimes get an itchy rash when swimming in lakes or rivers. This is caused by very small animals called cercariae (larvae of sucking worms). They actually want to bite birds or other animals, but sometimes they mistake our skin for that of animals. None
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Disease-carrying insects and animals in popular holiday destinations You may encounter disease-carrying insects and animals in the following holiday destinations. Austria Watch out for ticks! In Austria, you can become infected with Lyme disease or TBE while hiking or camping. Croatia Watch out for ticks in northern Croatia! Vaccination recommended: Hiking in the north of Croatia? Then get vaccinated against TBE! Tick protection: Wear long clothing and check
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Whooping cough What is whooping cough? Whooping cough (pertussis) is a highly contagious disease of the respiratory tract and is usually caused by the bacterium Bordetella pertussis. Whooping cough is spread by the infected person when coughing, sneezing or via the air (droplet infection). Often begins inconspicuously with a cold and dry cough, and is highly contagious, especially during the first two weeks of the illness. After 1-2 weeks: typical clinical picture
The coming summer also increases the risk of sunburn. Sunburn is an inflammation of the skin caused by intense sun exposure. Children's skin is thin and does not yet have its own protection and is therefore particularly at risk! Symptoms Reddened and itchy skin (even after 3-4 hours) Sensitivity to touch and pain Feeling of heat Formation of blisters and oedema Possible peeling or scaling
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Children's Outpatient Centre Margareten Errichtungs- und Betriebs-GmbH
Margaret belt 82-88
Staircase 10, Room 01
1050 Vienna
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Siebenbrunnenfeldgasse 7
1050 Vienna
We also offer vaccinations against TBE and HPV for adults!
The HPV vaccination is free from 9-30 years until the end of 2025.
For people aged between 21 and 30, the following applies: the first vaccination in the free catch-up vaccination programme can be given until 31.12.2025. Second vaccinations in the catch-up vaccination programme are free of charge until 30.06.2026.
If you wish to be vaccinated, please make an appointment in advance.
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