Marzena Gajewska

Marzena Gajewska combines pediatric care with allergology-focused diagnostics and treatment. At MML Centrum Medyczne, she has worked since 2000 at the Children’s Memorial Health Institute, and in 2009 she obtained the title of pediatric specialist. Her current training is in Allergology at the Clinical Hospital on Banacha Street in Warsaw. In practice, she addresses allergic diseases across multiple organ systems, including allergic rhinitis, asthma and bronchial hyperreactivity, atopic and contact dermatitis, and food intolerance and allergy. For patients who need allergy testing, the clinic profile lists food allergy testing and skin prick testing, alongside complex diagnosis of dermatological diseases and consultation for building a treatment plan.

Education

• Warsaw Medical University (Warsaw Medical Academy) — graduate.

Work experience

• 2000— Children’s Memorial Health Institute (pediatric clinical work).
• 2009— Children’s Memorial Health Institute (pediatric specialist title obtained).
• Currently — Allergology specialization training at the Clinical Hospital on Banacha Street in Warsaw.

Clinical focus and techniques

Her allergy-focused pediatric practice covers both diagnosis and treatment planning for children and adolescents, and it extends to adults as part of allergology care.

• Food allergy testing.
• Skin prick testing.
• Complex diagnosis of dermatological diseases.
• Allergic rhinitis management.
• Asthma and bronchial hyperreactivity management.
• Atopic and contact dermatitis management.
• Food intolerance and allergy management.

Professional societies and certifications

• Pediatric specialist — title obtained from 2009.

Academic output

Not specified in the provided evidence.

Courses and advanced training

Currently training in Allergology at the Clinical Hospital on Banacha Street in Warsaw.

Awards and recognition

Not specified in the provided evidence.

Patients can consult Marzena Gajewska at MML Centrum Medyczne for allergy diagnostics and pediatric allergy management. Her combination of pediatric specialist training and ongoing allergology education supports international patients who need structured testing such as skin prick testing and a clear treatment plan.