Chronic cough after Adenovirus

2023-04-15 23:19:38
Background: 1.5-year-old baby got Adenovirus in UAE Hospitalized and x-ray showed "Bronchitis" but doctor told no problem. Discharged after 5 days with fever going up to 103-104 No fever after discharge, but developed a chronic cough Previous situation: 7 days after discharge, the baby was taken to the doctor for the cough Doctor prescribed prospane cough syrup and suggested giving sinecod syrup if it doesn't go away. Gave us confidence that don't worry. Current situation: Baby went swimming for 30 minutes at a resort 15 days after discharge, and the cough seems to have increased Currently, the baby is taking sinecod syrup 10 drops 3 times a day, but the cough persists Request: Advice on what to do about the persistent cough
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Bronchitis can have long time cough.. we have seen during this season. In person examination should be done and then treatment should be incorporated.
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Kindly consult in person to pediatrician

Answered2023-04-18 07:19:42

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Hello . Your child might have developed chronic bronchitis which might require using steroids Kindly take consultation for the further management

Answered2023-04-16 07:18:36

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If the baby has had similar episodes of persistent cough, night time cough, needed nebulization in the past for relief of cough, has a family history of bronchitis or allergies, then maybe you should consider possibility of an allergic component to this cough in which case the line of action would be different but these diagnosis and their subsequent treatment cannot be done over a chat and patient news to be treated only  under medical supervision 

Answered2023-04-16 03:49:52

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