This has been ongoing since then. The whezzing has continue for weeks. The pasted three weeks my son has had no whezzing. But the fast breathing continues when he is a sleep and awake. He is taking pomorcourt twice a day for about three months now. Can you help a concern parentg?
Q: My one year son has been breathing fast since born.
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4/30/09 5:56am
Hello Michelle,
It sounds like you are concerned about your son's fast breathing and wheezing. Does he have reflux too? Sometimes breathing problems go along with reflux and sometimes they are unrelated. Ask the doctor what is considered a normal breathing pattern and what to do when he is breathing too fast. Do you think the Pulmicort helps the breathing?
Jan Gambino
The Reflux Mom
www.refluxmom.com
5/11/09 9:35pm
Has he been vomiting constantly. My 10 month old has been vomiting about 30 minutes after every feeding and I though it was dangerous so I took her to the pediatrician. I thought it was necessary. They said to give her lots of water and make sure she eats healthy and they gave me a list of vegetables to allow her to eat and vegetables that I shouldn't allow her to eat(which was only asparagus and celery).Some fruits she wasn't allowed to eat were lemons and limes. Check with your pediatrician.
Good luck with you and your baby!
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