well when i was born i was dignosed with mild asthma.
that means it messes up randomly and when i was probably 8 i had the symptoms as your son.
i would cough all through the night and my med. didnt seem to work but it would come and go.
i played sports and it would get worse and the doctor said to just keep taking the med. and it would get better.
i seemed to take it alot. and sometimes it would work.
im 17 now i play sports and i don't experince the wheezing and coughing as much as before.
you should ask his doctor to try him on some asthma med.
i had this machine since i was to small to take it like normal people with asthma so he might have to have one.
hopefully he will be okay
Thanks for your suggestion.
I have since been back to my doctors after my son had the worse night ever with coughing, and he has put him on some asthma med, and said that if his condition didn't improve within the next 3 weeks he would refer him to an asthma specialist. Glad you're ok now and can play all kind of sports, take care!
Hi Guys just reading your posts.
Im off to the doctors this morning with my little girl she is 2 years 4 months. For the past four week she has been coughing and it dont seem to be getting any better. Last night she was coughing constanly its a wet cough and sometimes she goes to vomit. I feel really bad as she is wheezing with it.
She was born 8 weeks prem so I worry about everything to do with her lungs etc. She dosent seem unwell with it's just the contstant coughing. Gets worst when she is sleeping more relaxed.
I will let you know how I get on. As a parent you worry so much.
My son is now 14 but when he was about 3 he had a constant cough for about a year, he coughed all day but the cough was much worse at night, don't think we slept for that year. I took him to the doctors loads of time, who referred him to the astma clinic but the inhalers didnt make a bit of difference to his cough, then was referred to hospital for a chest xray, nothing showed up, then he had different tests taken for whooping cough etc, nothing showed up. I was then reading the internet about constant coughing in children and it said that if a child had a allergy to milk then this could cause constant coughing, I then went back to the doctors and asked for an allegy test, which showed up that my son had a slight allergy to milk, he was a big milk drinker at that time, drinking two pints of milk a day, I then cut the milk out of his diet and the cough disappeared.