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for a 10yo ano maganda ibigay for AR? lagi kase siyang may colds at night and early morning lalo na pag naka a/c. tia
@ doc leletmdAno po ibig sabihin ng reflux kasi ang son ko 19mos napapansin ko madalas siyang may plema at dry cough. nung nagkaroon siya ng ubo at colds his pedia gave him asmalin and xyzal so parang meron po siyang allergies and meron po siyang atopic dermatis. pag meron po bang atomic dermatitis ibig po bang sabihin meron po siyang skin asthma?
hi, doc lelet is it possible po ba na magkaroon ng asthma attack kahit naka montelukast cya. my daughter kasi is taking montelukast for 2 1/2 months na pero one night inubo cya ng sunod sunod at medyo hinihingal then kinabukasan wala na [textspeak!] ubo pero hinihingal pa din ng konti. tia.
Atopic dermatitis is another term for skin asthma. It is also called allergic ezcema.Reflux or Gastro-esophageal reflux (GER) means that the stomach contents go back up due to poor sphincter control, and may cause micro-aspirations into the lungs (may na-aaspirate sa lungs) so the patient can also present with chronic cough and wheezing.You see when a patient presents with chronic cough, the first thing you have to find out is if it is infectious or not. If infectious, then work up for possible TB since this is the most common cause. If non - infectious, then check if it is asthma, allergic rhinitis, post nasal drip syndrome, gastro-esophageal reflux, cardiac disease, etc.
@3in1:Aside from changing the milk, were there other measures done to lessen their reflux episodes like head elevation when feeding, not putting down the baby right away after feeding, etc. ?When they spit out the milk, may associated fussiness ba? Gassy episodes? Rashes? Were they small for gestational age babies? Or premies?