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cheryl47
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what causes a strangling, gagging cough in an infant?
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elmo1966
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Where it is an infant I would say a trip to a doctor, clinic or ER is needed. Best wishes for your baby to feel better soon. It could be asthma and even if asthma they would be needed to be seen with symptoms like that.
Susan
Susan
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krazy2day
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Yeah, id make a visit for those symptoms as well.
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beldarin
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It's very distressing to see you're baby like this, my son was treated last night for this.
He has had incidents with his breathing before, treated with either a nebuliser, ventolin inhaler or alupent syrup. I would like to understand these treatments a little better though, as i want to prevent a cough worsening to the point of emergency care-
what is the first sign that I should use his inhaler/ bronchodialator (alupnet)?
He is 16 months
He has had incidents with his breathing before, treated with either a nebuliser, ventolin inhaler or alupent syrup. I would like to understand these treatments a little better though, as i want to prevent a cough worsening to the point of emergency care-
what is the first sign that I should use his inhaler/ bronchodialator (alupnet)?
He is 16 months
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Ratatosk
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Could be RSV or influenza. Best to take a trip to the doctors