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Laryngomalacia

2018-03-27 20:18:13
My son of age 3months ha recurrent cold, breathing trouble ,squeak sound often , I consulted a specialist ..He mentioned it could be due to laryngomalacia.. How it can be confirmed...Whom to consult which specialist diagnois this... Worried plz suggest
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Please consult an ENT surgeon who deals with this. It requres some special investigations for diagnosis to be comfirmed.

Answered2018-03-28 09:44:17

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