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aww poor littleLittle noses decongestant Little tummys baby...i hope all goes well with him....keep us posted..did they happen to mention what it could be??? maybe croupe? if thats the kind of cough? who knows let us know when you see the ped though...again poor lil guy....best of luck...
Don't worry, my son was on nebulizer breathing treatments from the time he was 2½ months to 13 months old almost dailyDaily combo Daily multiple for men 50+ Daily multiple for women Daily multiple for women 50+ Daily multiple vitamins Daily vite Daily-vite men's formula Daily-vite weight control. He had the same breathing symptoms you describe Ashtyn as having, and boy, let me tell you what, the firstFirst progesterone mc10 First progesterone mc5 First-progesterone vgs 100 First-progesterone vgs 200 First-progesterone vgs 25 First-progesterone vgs 400 First-progesterone vgs 50 First-testosterone First-testosterone mc time I heard him wheeze, cough, gag and choke because he could barely breathe, I freaked! It was in the middle of the night one night, and my mom and I stayed up with him all night, holding him upright so he could cough and have clear airways until I took him to the doctor first thing the next morning.
Anyway, I found out by the time he was 10 months old that his breathing issues were mostly caused by a milk allergy from his formula. I switched him to soy formula for 2 months (10-12 months old), and then to Lactaid whole milk. I had him weaned off the neb. by 13 months, to where the last three months he didn't need daily treatments, but more like once or twice a week, then to only a couple times a month. He improved immensely once I got him off the regular formula (he also had chronic ear infections, eczema, and was ALWAYS throwing up). You might want to look into food allergies if Ashtyn's breathing problems persist.
Hope things continue to get better for you!
Thats deft really scary. Blake's on a nebulizer as well every four hours. What medication is he using? We are using Xopenex, I prefer this medication over abuterol, it doesnt make the heart race. That's great he's doing a lot better today. Do they still have him at every four hours? Is he sick? Hopefully it will go down to twice a day, and every fours hours as needed. best of luck
Aw, it's scary, sorry to hear you had to take him in, hope he's doing better. Good to hear it's not RSV though. Cam got that at 10 weeks and we had to go to the hospital for tests and to be monitored for awhile. A barking cough sounds more like croup than RSV though, RSV is more of a gagging cough, at least from what we've experienced. Nebbing is pretty common, just be sure to keep up on it till he's doing better, we neb alot, Cam actually falls asleep from the noise, Cars used to get really hyper from it. I hope you get a clear bill at the Dr. and maybe some more sleep. Hang in there.
They had him on Xopenex in the hospital and switched him to albuterol when we went home. He no longer has to do the btreathing treatments, but the coughing has come back, so I might have to do one today!! I feel so bad for the little guy!
That happened to my 4th child when he was maybe 6 months old! It is scary and one feels so sorry for them when they are that little. He was so cute though, falling asleep during a breathing treatment and just got so used to doing it since we did it for at least a good month:) I hope your baby is on the mend and doing better by now. Good luck to you and take care...
Anyway, I found out by the time he was 10 months old that his breathing issues were mostly caused by a milk allergy from his formula. I switched him to soy formula for 2 months (10-12 months old), and then to Lactaid whole milk. I had him weaned off the neb. by 13 months, to where the last three months he didn't need daily treatments, but more like once or twice a week, then to only a couple times a month. He improved immensely once I got him off the regular formula (he also had chronic ear infections, eczema, and was ALWAYS throwing up). You might want to look into food allergies if Ashtyn's breathing problems persist.
Hope things continue to get better for you!