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Suggest Remedy For Nose Block,rapid Heart Beat And Difficulty In Eating

hi my daughter is 8 years old and I took her to her pediatrician because she had a sore throat and a cough when we left the doctors office she started throwing up I called them back and they said that she has an excess of plyem, I had asked him if it could be the flu and was told no the flu looks different. My daughter is just hacking her head off. And her heart rate is 100-130 bpm. Im worried, she wont eat but will drink a little at a time. There is no fever present. Her nose is completely stopped up. Should i take her to the er to be evaluated?
Tue, 24 Feb 2015
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A heart rate of 100 to 130 BPM in a 8 year old is abnormal and absence of fever makes it even more alarming.First of all you should definitely take her to the doctor and keep her under observation for some time.
Nose block can be taken care off by using normal saline drops instilled in nose.
Panic attack are also one of the possibilities.
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Suggest Remedy For Nose Block,rapid Heart Beat And Difficulty In Eating

A heart rate of 100 to 130 BPM in a 8 year old is abnormal and absence of fever makes it even more alarming.First of all you should definitely take her to the doctor and keep her under observation for some time. Nose block can be taken care off by using normal saline drops instilled in nose. Panic attack are also one of the possibilities.