I booked my child an appointment with this doctor based on reviews. After an acute respiratory viral infection, when the temperature stabilised, the child developed a rash on the body, and I couldn't understand what it was — I thought it was an allergy. At the appointment, the doctor immediately said that it was not an allergy, but an enterovirus. She noted that the rash resembled the rash of measles, but by the symptoms it didn't fit measles, and nevertheless referred us for a measles test to reassure us and rule it out. She prescribed treatment for the enterovirus. The measles test turned out to be negative. We started the treatment, and the rash cleared up already on the second day, and the stool normalised.