Movement is essential for every child’s healthy growth—building physical strength, boosting immunity, and enhancing mental well-being. Yet many children living with hereditary angioedema (HAE) avoid practicing sports altogether, worried that physical exertion or an accidental minor injury could trigger an attack. Our new guide, Chytré sportování s HAE (only in CZ), shows young people with HAE how to enjoy sports smartly, safely, and with confidence.
The guide offers practical advice for coaches, PE teachers, and HAE juniors alike. It includes tips on picking the right activities, key risks to watch out for, and how to safely prepare the body for physical activity and effort. Readers will also find straightforward guidance on spotting early warning signs, creating an action plan with coaches, and responding promptly if swelling starts.
How to get your copy
You can download the digital PDF (only in Czech) directly from our Info Center, or we can send you printed copies by mail free of charge—whether for your own family or to share with your child’s teachers and coaches. Just fill out the contact form at the bottom of this page with your shipping address and the number of copies you need. Printed guides are also being distributed across specialized HAE centers throughout the Czech Republic.
Staying in SHAPE
This guide was developed under the SHAPE (Sporting Habits and Activities for Positive Emotions) project, which supports healthy lifestyles and emotional well-being for children and youth with HAE. tHAEnk you for your support!
