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Daily management

Managing Epidermolysis bullosa in child's daily routine. 

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Epidermolysis Bullosa daily management

Explore the topics in this chapter to learn more about managing Epidermolysis bullosa in your child's daily routine. 

Clothing and footwear

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Hygiene and bleach baths

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Daycare and school

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Nutrition

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Dental care

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Epidermolysis bullosa handbook
  • National EB Dressing scheme
  • Wound care
  • Physio and occupational therapy
  • Pain management
  • Daily management
    • Clothing and footwear
    • Hygiene and bleach baths
    • Daycare and school
    • Nutrition
    • Dental care
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    • Adam's story
    • Billy's Story
    • Alexis' Story
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  • Antenatal and postnatal care and referrals
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Last updated Monday 3 November 2025

Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network acknowledges that our facilities are built on the lands of the Bidjigal, Cammeraygal, Burramattagal, Cabrogal, Wangal, and Woddi Woddi. Our services extend across the lands now known as New South Wales. 

Aboriginal people believe these lands hold the ancestral spirits of those who have come and gone before them.

We acknowledge this is, was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.


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