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What Causes Breathlessness And Bubbles And Saliva From Mouth On Waking Up?

hi i have a 5 month old who has three times now done something i have never seen ... he wakes up or when he is really tired he stops breathing,gets alot of bubbles and saliva in his mouth stiffens his arms and legs and when i suck out the stuff and get him breathing again he gets pale and kind of looks like he is in a daze for a few minutes then goes back to normal like nothing happened what could this be?
Wed, 13 Aug 2014
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Thank you for asking querry.
The description you are giving looks like convulsions to me.
Though get checked him with your physician once and he may advice EEG.
Keep watch on the movements if he do it again get video of it so it can be decided whether its normal or not.
Hope you find this helpful.
Rate the above answer if you like it.
Regards,
Dr rushikesh kute
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What Causes Breathlessness And Bubbles And Saliva From Mouth On Waking Up?

Thank you for asking querry. The description you are giving looks like convulsions to me. Though get checked him with your physician once and he may advice EEG. Keep watch on the movements if he do it again get video of it so it can be decided whether its normal or not. Hope you find this helpful. Rate the above answer if you like it. Regards, Dr rushikesh kute