My 10 year old has been diagnosed at a childrens hospital with asthma about 4 years ago As an infant I had been given an inhaler and mask for her because she was wheezing after throwing up her formula which she did often .
My 10 year old has been diagnosed at a childrens hospital with asthma about 4 years ago As an infant I had been given an inhaler and mask for her because she was wheezing after throwing up her formula which she did often .
Hi, fast heart rate is due to Xopenex. Initially, use of this drug is associated with this side effect but over a period of time, tolerance usually develops. In case if you have a pre exisiting heart disease, please avoid this drug.
Consult you treating doctor to lower the dose or frequency, other alternative is sustained release deriphylline tablets.
Hi,
Thank you for all information. We were tested his TSH value on yesterday after one month of treatment. It seems like TSH value got reduced very much. Now the TSH values is >.05. I think it is too low. Our doctor advised that even if it is too low then also not much issue. He said that increasing the TSH value is more complicate than decreasing it. Also he said that suddenly reducing the dosage is cause some other issues and he advise to continue the same dosage .
PLEASE help. My question is do you think my child's liver, kidney, or heart could be damaged? How would I know?
Here is the story:
Greyson had a 102 fever for four days straight with no other symptoms while we were on vacation. I called the Dr.'s office in Florida and the receptionist who answered the phone just said to give him tylenol. That is what I had been doing-it would relieve the fever for just a bit but it would shoot right back to 102 as soon as it wore off.
Without coughing, the lungs would fill up with mucous and that is more dangerous as it blocks the airways and sets up the lungs for secondary infections. For most asthmatics night time is when it tends to flare up more. That is why he is coughing more at night. It will take a few days for the steroid to kick in. Just keep up with his treatments and keep an eye on his symptoms. Especially for sever shortness of breath.
How long before the delivery would a woman have to stop using Tramadol that it would not show up in the baby's system?
v never heard of this kind of reaction with an asthma attack, maybe someone else on the forum has experience with that. If his colour was good, then his attack probably wasn't severe. I think you're correct in that this is more likely a cardiovascular issue. I have a cousin who used to get seizures when she had extremely low blood sugar levels with her diabetes, so there are many causes for such a reaction. You probably should check it out with his doctor just to be safe.
Since returning nine months ago I have been suffering from fatigue all the time, dizziness some of the time and severe shortness of breath (with chest pain) within 5-10 minutes of playing a game (I have to come out). I've had a cardo and pulmonary stress test, and blood work. All have come back negative. Doctors say I'm in perfect physical condition, but I feel lousy. Any ideas of other avenues to consider? I really want to play soccer again.
i have been using the same type of car seat i used with my single, just 2 of them. the graco infant safe seat. i bought the graco duo glider because the 2 infant car seats both fit in it at the same time. i bought another infant swing so that i have two now. i like the fisher price smart stages swing because the seat comes off the swing and you can put a twin in each seat put the seats on the floor and feed them at the same time if they want to eat together.
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