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Bronchiolitis

2025-02-08 16:58:29
My one month baby is diagnosed with Bronchiolitis.. She was in NICU.. Nebulization, Fluvir medicine oxidation were given.. Right now she is having mucolite syrup..doc advised us to keep her hydrated, nasoclear is also given along with nasoclear pure hale But she is making sharp sound ..Doc has told us this is Stridor ...It will go along with time..But I think she is still having breathing issue...what to do..I am beyond anxious...
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If the baby is having only stridor it will go along with time, nothing to worry about it. Just watch for any abnormal breathing pattern(presence of chest retractions and fast breathing-more than 50 breaths per minute). You need to visit pediatrician if you have observe these findings. Better to avoid feeding with bottle. Try to give burping after every feed.

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