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Suffering From Acute Cough. Diagnosed As Allergic Bronchitis. Not Cured By Nucast-4. What Should I Do?

my daughter is two and half year old,she is suffering from acute cough repeated every fifteen days and occasionally bronco spasm .Doctors say that she is a patient of allergic bronchitis .I am giving her Nucast-4(Montelucast & levocitrizine) tablet from last 6 months but of no use as she is still having cough attacks every fifteen days.please advise what should i do?
Mon, 9 Jul 2012
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Allergist and Immunologist 's  Response
Hello,
It seems your daughter is having bouts of bronchospasm that could be related to viral infections. Viral induced bronchospasm is not uncommon.
Also, if you think she has a specific allergy, then skin prick testing would be helpful to know this as specific avoidance advice could then be provided. A trial of regular bronchodilators (salbutamol or salbutamol plus streoid inhalers) is recommended.
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Suffering From Acute Cough. Diagnosed As Allergic Bronchitis. Not Cured By Nucast-4. What Should I Do?

Hello, It seems your daughter is having bouts of bronchospasm that could be related to viral infections. Viral induced bronchospasm is not uncommon. Also, if you think she has a specific allergy, then skin prick testing would be helpful to know this as specific avoidance advice could then be provided. A trial of regular bronchodilators (salbutamol or salbutamol plus streoid inhalers) is recommended.