When might a consultation be helpful?
A consultation may be useful when there is a persistent question, a professional referral or changes that need to be interpreted within the child or adolescent’s complete history.
- Expected changes have not appeared
- Development appears to have paused
- Relevant family or medical history
What may be assessed?
Depending on the reason, assessment may include personal and family history, growth and development, physical examination and review of prior studies. Any need for new tests is decided individually during the consultation.
If available, bring medical reports, laboratory results, imaging studies, a medication list and previous height and weight records. Do not submit sensitive clinical information through this site.
Frequently asked questions
Does an isolated symptom confirm a hormonal problem?
No. Findings must be interpreted with the clinical history, examination and, when appropriate, tests ordered by a professional.
Should tests be done before the consultation?
This site does not order personalized tests. Bring any prior studies you already have and discuss what is needed during the assessment.