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Raspy breathing at night-10 day old c-section baby

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Cherry85 · 30/01/2020 21:55

Hi guys,

I had a section 10 days ago and our wee guy has had mucus since the start as a result but the last few nights we have noticed he gets very raspy.

Is this normal?

How long will it last?

Can I do anything?

I feel so helpless and he is so teeny.... doesnt help as a new mum i am totally clueless either 🤣🙈

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Frogqueen13 · 30/01/2020 22:00

Dont risk it with a newborn call 111

sycamore54321 · 30/01/2020 22:03

I would go straight to A&E if I had concerns about the breathing of a 10-day old and from what you seem to say, it’s getting worse.

I know everyone on here insists on barely ever using A&E but I’d have my newborn there in a second. Newborns are so fragile and can seem fine until suddenly they’re not. Please go.

fedupandlookingforchange · 30/01/2020 22:04

As the above poster said call 111. Take no risks with a child under two as they can’t tell you what’s wrong.

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Oohmegooliebird · 30/01/2020 22:09

Agree. Seek real life help

Maltay · 30/01/2020 22:15

Call 111, you would not be wasting anyone's time. trust your instincts

Jess827 · 30/01/2020 22:52

It should be clearing. Not getting worse.
Call 111 NOW.

Gettingonabitnow · 31/01/2020 06:01

Yes get him seen - my baby had bronchiolitis, escalated very quickly and she was only two weeks x

VapeVamp12 · 31/01/2020 09:50

Did you manage to speak to someone?

We had the same when my son was born it made me stay awake a lot because I was terrified of something happening. He was checked by midwife and we used some saline drops us his nose which really helped.

Jess827 · 31/01/2020 10:06

You can get baby breathing monitors if you're really worried and have a few risk factors in play (premature birth and such). However even for normal term healthy babies, bronchiolitis etc can escalate quickly just as a previous poster said - for the sake of a call to 111, best get proper medical advice here.

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