Every few months we end up in A and E with our nearly 2 year old with either an allergic reaction,anaphalaxis or asthma type attack.
I know they don't label it at this stage as they are too young, but the Dr told us basically it is the same thing.
We ended up there again Saturday night having to stay until sunday as she was admitted.
She went to bed fine on Fri night but kept waking up all night, I thought she had a tummy ache or something so gave her some calpol etc - By morning she had started wheezing and become very irritable so we took her to the out of hours GP at the hospital. By the time we got there she was barely awake, ribs sticking out,laboured breathing and very limp and pale. Not responding to anything around her. Dr sent her immediately around to A and E where she had back to back nebulizers. They even prepared her for IV if she didn't repond quickly enough. It was pretty scary again!
I am really having to educate myself here because I have never suffered with allergies or asthma, although DH did when he was young, I don't think on this scale.
So we are home now with steroids and sabutamol.
She is back to her usual self and I need to make an appointment with her GP to see if we can get some tests done again especially for the allergies.
We are bearing hope she grows out of this, she had severe eczema when she was very little and has grown out of that with the help of steroid creams and she has also grown out of her milk and dairy allergies which is a good sign.
Does anyone know how they will treat her long term though if this continues?
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DD had an asthma attack again
Ivortheengine8 · 15/08/2011 07:55
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