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7 month baby has WALRI
Hello My son has 7 month he has over cold and cougth and visited a doctor said WALRI later take cvx X Ray .The x Ray report is like allergies nu said and 15 days to give delpoment syrup to my son. Am scared about WALRI to my son. WALRI disease it will come furture .how to prevent from and what food are to give .who mistake it's comes to my son.3 months I mistake to give vitamin D drops to give correct level I give too low ,it's the reason to my son has WALRI , from birth till now am giving breastmilk, 6month starts solid food and breast milk.plz rply soon
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Don't worry. Your child can remain prone to infection frequently as the immunity of infants is not well developed. Wheeze Associated Lower Respiratory Tract Infections are common during weather changes.
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It's common problem. Relax. Should be alright soon
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Hi, WALRI stands foe wheeze associated lower respiratory tract infection. Its common when their is a change in weather. You need go first consult a pediatrician start yoir son on nebulizations or inhalers ( frequency to be assesed by clinical examination) give plenty of liquids and good supportive care.
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