Dr. Donna A. Johnson
Pediatrician
8100 South Walker Avenue Suite 200 Oklahoma City Oklahoma, 73139About
Dr. Donna Johnson is a pediatrician practicing in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Dr. Johnson is a doctor who specializes in the health care of children. As a pediatrician, Dr. Johnson diagnoses and treats infections, injuries, diseases and other disorders in children. Pediatricians typically work with infants, children, teenagers and young adults up to age 21. They practice medical care as well as preventative health care. Dr. Johnson can oversee and manage the physical, mental and emotional health of their patients. Dr. Johnson's special interests include asthma management, child development, and adolescent care.
Dr. Donna A. Johnson Other's Videos
Education and Training
Ohio State College of Medicine
Oh State Univ Coll of Med, Columbus Oh 1987
Ohio State University College of Medicine And Public Health,Columbus, Ohio, United States 1987
University of Maryland School of Medicine 1989
Ohio State University College of Medicine 1987
Board Certification
American Board of Pediatrics- Pediatrics
PediatricsAmerican Board of PediatricsABP
Provider Details
Dr. Donna A. Johnson Other's Expert Contributions
What does it mean if you have chest pain in your heart when you have a bowl movement?
PUSHING DOWN DURING A BOWEL MOVEMENT IS CALLED A VALSALVA MANEUVER. THIS CAN CAUSE CHEST PAIN, HEADACHE, AND LIGHTHEADEDNESS. IT IS UNPLEASANT, BUT NOT NECESSARILY DANGEROUS. IF YOU ARE HAVING CONSTIPATION WHICH IT MAKING YOU PUSH DOWN EVEN HARDER, YOU NEED TO COMMIT TO TREATING THE CONSTIPATION SO THAT THIS IS NOT AN ISSUE. OTHERWISE, RELAX. READ MORE
Tender neck vein?
I can only answer some of this. As far as ear itching goes, sometimes you may be drying the ear by washing so much, thus making the problem. Try putting baby oil on a Q-tip and gently cleaning the ear. If this does not help the itch enough, try 1% hydrocortisone cream (over the counter). Talk to your doctor about the neck vein tenderness. It is unlikely to be anything significant at your age, but a good exam is always vital. The respiratory symptoms you describe can be asthma, but they can also be anxiety. Ask your doctor to help you decide what it is. You may need tests such as pulmonary function tests, a chest X-ray, and an oxygen measurement. Good luck. READ MORE
15 month old child and covid?
I think most physicians feel that since the child has already been exposed, he should just stay home with parents. Children do not understand being away from their parents for 10-14 weeks and likely this anxiety will be more detrimental than covid is at this age group. But do keep alert for symptoms and watch especially for any respiratory distress. READ MORE
Temperature?
While 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit is considered “normal,“ usually temperatures in well, healthy people vary from 97-100 degrees. So, yes, for you, 99.4 is a normal temperature. READ MORE
Help me please?
I am fairy certain that you are not having heart attacks. That would be very unlikely in a 17 year old without heart disease. It is possible that you are still suffering from asthma. Many of the symptoms you describe can be related to anxiety. You need to see your doctor for a complete cardiopulmonary evaluation. If all is well, ask your doctor about anxiety. READ MORE
Sex drive has lowered at 16?
Your sex drive may be lowered if you are having other physical or emotional health issues. Anxiety, common with starting a new school year, is a frequent cause of this. READ MORE
Asking for daughter?
Headaches can occur for a variety of reasons. If they are associated with other symptoms such as balance issues, this is more concerning. Make an appointment with her physician for a complete neurological exam to evaluate the cause of the headaches. READ MORE
Hard lump on baby's right leg 14 days after vaccinations?
If the redness increases, take her to see her doctor READ MORE
My son has a swollen testicle?
A painful, swollen testicle is a call for an ER visit. There, he can be examined to decide if it is an infection or a surgical emergency. If the testis is twisted (torsion), he could lose it. READ MORE
Is my body shutting down?
You need to see your physician for a complete physical and lab tests to see what is going on. READ MORE
Bags under her eyes?
Several things can cause bags under the eyes. One is inadequate sleep. Teenagers are notorious for staying up late, and high school starts early. Teens need a lot of sleep compared to other ages. Another common cause is allergies. The better control of allergies, the less dark circles. Another cause is overall not taking care of your health: poor nutrition, no exercise, inadequate water intake, poor sleep. READ MORE
Worried?
No. I doubt a taste will cause any harm. Just ask him not to continue that behavior READ MORE
Jaw injury?
Numbness is definitely a sign of a more significant injury. You need to have an X-ray done READ MORE
Tonsilitis?
Yes, you are right. Most strep throats are caused by group A strep. Having a different strain of strep does occasionally occur but is not anything to be concerned about. It will respond to the same antibiotics. It is not a sign of anything being wrong. READ MORE
Chance of sufficient antibodies after just one TDaP shot?
After one DTaP vaccination an infant does have temporary immunity. But without the boosters that trigger memory, that immunity is quickly lost. That is why the schedule is set up with so many booster doses. The immunity will certainly not be life long. Breast feeding gives some immunity through mother’s milk, but that is gone within a few months after stopping. Keep your child’s vaccines current READ MORE
Absent seizure?
Yes this could have been a type of seizure. The only way to be sure is to see your doctor and have an EEG scheduled READ MORE
Can I put lotion on my newborn?
Yes you can. Baby lotions are specifically made your young babies. READ MORE
Should you feed baby before or after bath?
It really does not matter. Many infants fall asleep during a feeding. If this is your baby, bathe first. Remember babies only need to be bathed every 2-3 days. READ MORE
Do colic babies have nasal congestion?
Most babies have normal physiologic nasal congestion at one month of age. This is a common age to experience colic too. However they are not related READ MORE
How do you give a 3 week old a bath?
If the baby’s umbilical cord has gm fallen off, you can give the baby a bath instead of a sponge bath. Wet babies are wiggly, so there are many things made to help. I used to use a sponge in the shape of a baby lining the baby bath to prevent the baby from slipping. You could also use a towel. Some people bathe the baby in a sink. If you do, it is helpful to have a faucet that you can turn out of the way. One parent can sit in the bathtub and bathe the baby in the bath water and then hold the baby out to another parent to dry and dress. Some parents take the baby into the shower with them — this always made me nervous to think about. You can choose the option that sounds best for you. Most parents feel uncomfortable at first, but this should improve with time. READ MORE
Expert Publications
Data provided by the National Library of MedicineAreas of expertise and specialization
Faculty Titles & Positions
- Teaches Residents who rotate through the Practice from Oklahoma Children's Hospital -
Awards
- Businesswoman of the Year, 2011
Treatments
- Sinusitis
- Warts
- Allergies
- Ear Infection
- Fever
- Hay Fever (allergic Rhinitis)
- Flu
- Pain
- Plantar Wart
- Strep Throat
Professional Memberships
- American Medical Association
Internships
- University of Cincinatti
Professional Society Memberships
- American Medical Association, Oklahoma County Medical Association, Chron's and Colitis Foundation of America, American Academy of Pediatrics
What do you attribute your success to?
- Great Patient Rapport, Dedication to Family Involvement and Education her Patients
Hobbies / Sports
- Jogging, Scrapbooking, Swimming, Jewelry
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