My 4 year old is suffering from the same issue. I have shown her to all the top most doctors in DC(Dr Bahadori, Dr Gupta, Dr Nathan, Dr. Feldman, Dr. Atiyeh, Dr. Gary Burgman, Dr. Pulvoi, Dr. Rosenburg and so on). She had been on 4 months on antibitic. She already had her adenoids taken out by Dr. Robert Bahadori DC's top most surgeons in May 2004. Before the surgery doctor assured that she will recover 100% after surgery. After surgery CT scan showed all the sinus cavities filled and it was not improved not at all. Now Dr. has advised to go for another surgery and this time he said that there are only 50% chances that taking out adenoids will improve Sinus.
We decided not to go for another surgery and wait for other methods (Homeopathic, Yoga and Ayurvedic). However there is no improvement so far. We are trying our level best to make her fine.
Good Luck to your kids. God Bless him.
Thank you so much for your comment. I took my son back to the Dr and she said he was still not improving. She scheduled a CT of his sinuses and a referral to his ENT. The ct showed him to have all of his sinus cavities, nose and anywhere else he could have mucous and puss he had it. It was all the way to the left eye muscles and almost completely full up to his brain. He said he needed to go in and drain his sinuses b/b all of the anibiotics had not helped since Sept. He also said he had a very narrow opening to the back of his throat. The adenoids were so swollen it was blocking his opening. He suggested we also have aour adenoids out. We haven't had but one or two throat infections or tonsil infections so he said we would leave them. We are scheduled for surgery Dec 1. That was the soonest he could do it b/c everyone wants thier surgery the week before Thanksgiving. I think we will be better once everthing is drained. The ENT told us just to keep him on all meds until surgery. Thanks again!!!!!
Respiratory infections can cause inflammation of the airways of the lungs. When this occurs, your son may cough when he is active or laughs. This inflammation can cause wheezing and coughing. If a virus were the cause none of the antibiotics he took would be effective in getting rid of the infection. Mycoplasma pneumoniae (M pneumoniae) is commonly called mycoplasma. These are bacteria that can cause throat infections and lung infections such as pneumonia. Many people develop wheezing and coughing with these fairly common respiratory infections. Standard mycoplasma infections are usually easy to treat or require no treatment. If mycoplasma were the cause of your son