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No cough no cold is it asthama
My son age 4 years old
Weight 15 kg
No history of any health problems he is perfect by birth.
Three days back
Cough
Mild cold
Mild fever
Stomach ups and down and some sound in chest
When he breathing
Above all symptoms having only one
Dr prescribed
Levolin 0.63 mg 4 times a day
Budecort 0.5 mg two time a day
Levloin plus syrup 5 ml 3 times
Levocet M 5 ml once a day
Advert fort 4 ml once a day
From two days no cold cough no ups and downs stomach he is fine medicines are continue
My dout is it normal ( bcz no previous history)
Or is it any other health issues.
Plz suggest..? What should I do next
Answers (2)
Greetings, Madam , some children are prone to asthma due to genetics, We have to take care and minimum drugs. Confirm there no worms by doing Stool examination. if> positive give Albendazole 400 mg at night after light Dinner,, Always use minimum drugs, Give Broncordil syrup which has bronchodilators, No or minimal steroids'. ,>. Give plain steam inhalation. Build up immunity with ginger , turmeric. Turmeric in hot milk at night is good. Expose the child to get immunity, Run, sun bath, massage are helpful.
Next Steps
Do routine stool and CBC to be done to rule out eosiphilia
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There's lot of ifs and buts in this case
If this is acute one off episode then it could just be an viral infection of the lungs. If this is a recurring feature then it could be either asthma or other chronic lung pathology.
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For further advice, I would require some more details of the patient's past illness record hence book tele-consultation appointment with me at child and adolescent clinic.
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