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Should Hoarse Voice And Clogged Nose In An Asthmatic Child Be Treated?
My daughter has had a stuffed nose for a few days but recently developed a really hoarse voice. She is 4 years old and was diagnosed with asthma at a young age . She takes albuterol breathing treatments. My question is should I give her a treatment ? She seems winded when she talks and when she cries her voice sounds more hoarse She has never had this before. Thank you
Thu, 22 Jan 2015
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If she is having shortness of breath, or feeling chest pain or tightness, or it seems like the coug is worsening, she should be given a treatment. A additionally, she should be examined by her doctor to determine how long and how often treatments should be given.
If she is having shortness of breath, or feeling chest pain or tightness, or it seems like the coug is worsening, she should be given a treatment. A additionally, she should be examined by her doctor to determine how long and how often treatments should be given.
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