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2 Year Old Kid Has Been Having Trouble With His Breathing, Please Help
My 2 year old son has had a temperature of 38.5 for 3 days and has been having trouble with his breathing. I took him to the doctors and he was pet on an nebuliser and they gave him antibiotics and an inhaler to use every six hours. This was 3 days ago his condition hasn t worsened but hasn t got any better either he s still breathing heavy he still has an high temp and also he s nappies ain t very wet either.
Mon, 22 Nov 2010
General & Family Physician, Dr. Jagdish's Response
WELCOME TO HEALTHCAREMAGIC
Your child has fever, shortness of breath, dehydrated, and he is on (oral?) antibiotics and nebulization. In spite he is not getting better.
Your child probably has Bronchitis or pneumonia either viral/bacterial. If the oral antibiotics are not relieving the temperature, he needs intravenous antibiotics. He also needs humidified oxygen, intravenous fluids. He needs hospitalization ASAP.
Regards,
Dr. Jagdish
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2 Year Old Kid Has Been Having Trouble With His Breathing, Please Help
WELCOME TO HEALTHCAREMAGIC Your child has fever, shortness of breath, dehydrated, and he is on (oral?) antibiotics and nebulization. In spite he is not getting better. Your child probably has Bronchitis or pneumonia either viral/bacterial. If the oral antibiotics are not relieving the temperature, he needs intravenous antibiotics. He also needs humidified oxygen, intravenous fluids. He needs hospitalization ASAP. Regards, Dr. Jagdish