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How To Prevent Child From Getting Sick When To School?
My son is constantly sick when he goes to school, he is 3 years old. Once he starts coughing it takes weeks for the coughing and wheezing to go away. In the last 3 weeks he has been under antibiotics 2 times and constantly taking inhalations ventoline, pulmicort, and turbulin. What should I do?
Hi...Thank you for consulting in Health Care magic. First I want to alley your fears regarding your kid. This might be just a reaction of his body to environmental allergens - 1. 3 years is not an age to diagnose asthma. It could be either multi triggered wheeze or episodic viral wheeze. 2. If it is first time, no harm in using asthalin as it gives good relief. 3. Asthalin or any of the medications used for wheezing in any route either oral or inhalational do not cause dependency or make the patient prone for asthma. Actually its the other way round. I suggest you see your paediatrician for this. Hope my answer was helpful for you. I am happy to help any time. Further clarifications and consultations on Health care magic are welcome. If you do not have any clarifications, you can close the discussion and rate the answer. Wish your kid good health. Dr. Sumanth MBBS., DCH., DNB (Paed).,
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How To Prevent Child From Getting Sick When To School?
Hi...Thank you for consulting in Health Care magic. First I want to alley your fears regarding your kid. This might be just a reaction of his body to environmental allergens - 1. 3 years is not an age to diagnose asthma. It could be either multi triggered wheeze or episodic viral wheeze. 2. If it is first time, no harm in using asthalin as it gives good relief. 3. Asthalin or any of the medications used for wheezing in any route either oral or inhalational do not cause dependency or make the patient prone for asthma. Actually its the other way round. I suggest you see your paediatrician for this. Hope my answer was helpful for you. I am happy to help any time. Further clarifications and consultations on Health care magic are welcome. If you do not have any clarifications, you can close the discussion and rate the answer. Wish your kid good health. Dr. Sumanth MBBS., DCH., DNB (Paed).,