Talk to Your Baby's Physician
It is normal to feel scared or stressed about your baby’s condition, but you’re not alone. Your baby’s doctor can answer any questions or concerns you may have and help get your baby the treatment he or she needs.
Physician Discussion Guide
The Physician Discussion Guide provides important questions that can assist you in starting a productive discussion with your baby’s doctor. Print it out and bring it to your next office visit.
Making the Most of Your Office Visit
Talking to your baby’s doctor is very important. It can help you develop a better understanding of infantile hemangioma, its potential impact on your baby, and the available treatment options.
To make the most of your office visit, it is best to be prepared. Bringing a list of questions to ask your baby’s doctor can help you make sure all your concerns are addressed. Here’s a list of questions you can ask during your visit.
Feel free to use the notes section below to write down any additional questions you may have, or to take notes during your visit.
Questions about Infantile Hemangioma:
- What examinations and tests will my baby need?
- What should I watch out for with my baby’s infantile hemangioma?
- What happens to the hemangioma over time if left untreated?
- What are the possible complications?
Questions about the Medication:
- How does the medication work?
- Is this medication right for my baby?
- How quickly can I expect treatment with the medication to work?
- What are the side effects associated with this medication?
- How long will my baby need to take the medication?
- How do I get my baby started on the medication?
After Your Office Visit?
You should come away from your office visit feeling confident that you have an understanding of infantile hemangioma and the treatment options available. If you have any further questions after your visit, don’t hesitate to follow up with your baby’s doctor.