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Fast brethness of 5 months old
My son had been dignosed with broncilities in dec2023 when he was 3 months old, at that time all the necessary tests as well as echo had been done and report was normal , then after whenever
weather changes we have to treatwith neumuliser with 3 percent saline and budocot as he breathe fast and have stuffed nosy whenever weather changes Or if we imposed him to outer weather . One more thing he is not gaining weight also as he is only 6 kg now.
Kindly advice ,As the weather of patna is not stable now a days my doctor adviced that this will be ok once the weather is stable.
Should I continue with neumuliser Or consult another doctor.
All other activities are normal.
Can it be any major issue.
Regards
Kanchan jha
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Consult a pediatric pulmonologist (chest specialist) for detailed evaluation.
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