What Could Be The Possible Causes Of Random Episodes Of Choking And Unable To Catch Breath?
my son has random episodes of choking and unable to catch his breath or clear throat of something while in the shower. with his episode tonight, he almost passed out. what are possible causes of something like this. he s been checked out for asthma, been allergy tested and had his tonsils out.
Mon, 3 Feb 2014
Infectious Diseases Specialist, Dr. Praveen G's Response
Hello, Welcome to HCM, Your son may be having upper respiratory tract infection or allergy to detergents he using. As he was tested for allergy and positive to some of the allergen, he needs to avoid that, but your is not complete. If he is having sore throat, mucus, fever and cough it will be in favor of upper respiratory tract infection. He requires thorough medical examination in some investigations to rule out the causes of choking he is having. Thank You.
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What Could Be The Possible Causes Of Random Episodes Of Choking And Unable To Catch Breath?
Hello, Welcome to HCM, Your son may be having upper respiratory tract infection or allergy to detergents he using. As he was tested for allergy and positive to some of the allergen, he needs to avoid that, but your is not complete. If he is having sore throat, mucus, fever and cough it will be in favor of upper respiratory tract infection. He requires thorough medical examination in some investigations to rule out the causes of choking he is having. Thank You.