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Why Is My 6 Year Old Son Suffering From Dry Cough From Past 2 Years ?

.my son is 6 yrs old and he is having dry cough more than 2 yrs. first it was seasonal but now its frequent we r going for nebolization within 15 days . i thinhk he is allergic or u can say bronchitic asthma he is having. since last 8th months i m using foracort n levolin too. plz help me and sugest better thing
Tue, 10 Jan 2012
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Your child is suffering from moderately persistent bronchial asthma.you are taking foracort and levolin mdi regularly,avoid triggers like dust,pollen,sudden change in temperature,any other inhalant allergen.usually childhood asthma resolves as the age advances,it usually completely resolves in 90% children at the age of 12 years.take the inhalers regularly and with proper method after consulting your pediatrician.
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Why Is My 6 Year Old Son Suffering From Dry Cough From Past 2 Years ?

HI Your child is suffering from moderately persistent bronchial asthma.you are taking foracort and levolin mdi regularly,avoid triggers like dust,pollen,sudden change in temperature,any other inhalant allergen.usually childhood asthma resolves as the age advances,it usually completely resolves in 90% children at the age of 12 years.take the inhalers regularly and with proper method after consulting your pediatrician. good luck