Chronic cough

2020-06-24 05:40:51
Attached X-ray of 7 years old child. He has chronic cough. Any advise will be helpful. Should any more tests or scans need to be taken? Thank you
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No obvious abnormality noted, though the holding position is not proper. Need more details. Visit pediatrician if possible, else Book an online consultation.

Answered2020-06-24 14:42:55

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X ray chest is nearly normal. If he suffer chronic cough, it could be allergic, chronic sinus problem or gastric upset.
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You may have to consult with the doctor

Answered2020-06-24 05:45:16

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Hello noted above history and related concerns. The x ray of 7 yrs is showing bronchiole ‘‘tis right side of lung zones . History of chronic cough with other symptoms related are missing??
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Consult nearby paediatric
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Else open an online app chat for details analysis of symptoms

Answered2020-06-24 05:47:58

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Need detailed description of symptoms. Chest x ray seems to be normal. Any fever, nasal symptoms, duration of cough, appetite, weight change ..required to reach the diagnosis
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pulmonologist opinion

Answered2020-06-24 05:45:35

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detail  history needed to arrive at a diagnosis..wheezing,repeated colds or nasal symptoms?? consult a  pediatrician for diagnosis and management!

Answered2020-06-24 05:45:02

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Get Complete Blood Count and absolute Eosinophilic count. Visit Pulmonologist... May be Hyperreactive airway disease

Answered2020-06-24 05:44:39

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