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Breathing very quickly
My 6yrs old child is breathing very quickly. He has 3 days past cough and cold now that is OK but he is breathing very quickly only. No fever & cough cold now.
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Please consult nearby doctor in person
Child needs to be examined
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Normal repiratory rate in children 3-6yrs is 22-34ma...
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Count breathing for 1minute..
If more dhan normal range.
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plz do consult a doctor.
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If it is intermittent fast breathing, with normal breathing in between , then that is normal
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If continuously breathing fast more than 80 breaths per minute, looking blue, drowsy please consult a doctor immediately
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C. Sridevi
Pediatrician
47 yrs exp
Chennai
Are there any sounds? Is the nose blocked?
Kindly check with doctor
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Dr. Devaraja
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Coimbatore
Auscultation is required , consults a nearby paediatrician
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Dr. M.L.Kothari
Pediatrician
42 yrs exp
Jaipur
Dear parents,
Is your kid asthmatic? If yes give Asthakind syp 2.5ml3timesfor 5 days or have a paediatrician consultation.
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