THE CONSULTATION PROCESS
A Simple, Step-by-Step Journey
From your first consultation to an individualized treatment plan.
Prepare for Your Consultation
Gather your child’s medical history, current symptoms, and any previous laboratory results.
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First Consultation
Discuss your child’s history and concerns with Dr. Ken and receive an individualized list of laboratory tests.
2
Laboratory Testing
Complete the recommended tests at a laboratory of your choice. There is no universal test list.
3
Second Consultation
Review the results with Dr. Ken, understand their clinical significance, and discuss an individualized treatment protocol.
4
Ongoing Support
Follow the recommended protocol with guidance and resources to monitor progress and plan the next steps.
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FIRST CONSULTATION
What to Expect
Review your child’s medical history.
Discuss current symptoms and concerns.
Go over existing laboratory results.
Determine which additional tests may be helpful.
LABORATORY TESTING
Why There Is No Standard Test List
Every child has a unique medical history, symptoms, and previous laboratory findings. Dr. Ken does not use a universal test list for all children. During the initial consultation, he reviews your child’s information and recommends the most relevant tests.
Important to Know
Laboratory tests are typically recommended after the first consultation. In rare cases, existing results may already provide enough information for next steps.
Already Have Laboratory Results?
Please email your most recent results to ken.alibeksk@gmail.com before your consultation so Dr. Ken can review the available information.
SECOND CONSULTATION
Laboratory Review & Treatment Plan
Review the Results
Dr. Ken explains the laboratory findings and highlights key observations.
Understand the Findings
Discuss how the results may relate to your child’s current symptoms.
Individualized Plan
When appropriate, Dr. Ken develops a personalized treatment protocol and explains the reasoning behind each recommendation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before your consultation, gather your child's medical history, current symptoms, previous treatments, and any available laboratory results. Please email your most recent test results to ken.alibeksk@gmail.com before your appointment so Dr. Ken can review them.
You do not need to complete new laboratory tests before your first consultation.
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Yes. Dr. Ken reviews existing laboratory results as part of your child's initial assessment. These results may provide valuable information and help determine which additional tests, if any, should be recommended.
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There is no universal laboratory test list for every child. Recommendations are individualized based on your child's symptoms, medical history, and previous findings.
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In most cases, the first consultation concludes with an individualized list of recommended laboratory tests rather than a treatment protocol.
Once the tests are completed, Dr. Ken reviews the results during the second consultation and discusses treatment recommendations. In some cases, if sufficient laboratory information is already available, a protocol may be recommended earlier.
During the second consultation, Dr. Ken explains the laboratory findings, discusses their possible significance, and reviews how they may relate to your child's symptoms.
When clinically appropriate, he recommends an individualized treatment protocol and explains the purpose and reasoning behind the recommended medications and supplements.
Families can then use the Protocol Support Center for practical educational resources and ongoing guidance.