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Coughing after running
I have two year old son who is very energetic . He runs alot throughout the day in the house and after that he coughs for about a minute every time.
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Your child coughing after a bout of running could be an early sign of exercise induced asthma. Doesn't mean he has asthma though and also don't stop him from running. Avoid running outside in cold weather as cold air is a trigger.
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get him tested for asthma symptoms with your pediatrician.
Health Tips
avoid exposure to cold air, smoke or any other aerosolised irritant.
exercise should not stop, but avoid over exertion.
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Coughing after running could’ be a beginning of Exercise induced Asthma which can happen at any age . But this does NOT warrant stopping running . Exercise is a positive trigger . It will help overcome this condition. Don’t worry let him run & play outdoors including running
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