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    DCG4 gets a nasty dry cough every 2-3 months and it lasts a few weeks every time. Mom is in denial that it could be allergies. Today she is coughing and gagging while crying because she's tired of coughing. I text DCM, she says to make sure she's spitting out any phlegm that comes up because she just keeps coughing the same phlegm up.

    Is that a thing? Doesn't phlegm come from the lungs and when you swallow it goes to the stomach?

    I just feel bad for this girl because she is miserable when she gets into a coughing fit.

  • #2
    Originally posted by gumdrops View Post
    DCG4 gets a nasty dry cough every 2-3 months and it lasts a few weeks every time. Mom is in denial that it could be allergies. Today she is coughing and gagging while crying because she's tired of coughing. I text DCM, she says to make sure she's spitting out any phlegm that comes up because she just keeps coughing the same phlegm up.

    Is that a thing? Doesn't phlegm come from the lungs and when you swallow it goes to the stomach?

    I just feel bad for this girl because she is miserable when she gets into a coughing fit.
    No matter what the issue is, she is clearly not able to participate as normal. I'd send her home. Poor kiddo.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by gumdrops View Post
      DCG4 gets a nasty dry cough every 2-3 months and it lasts a few weeks every time. Mom is in denial that it could be allergies. Today she is coughing and gagging while crying because she's tired of coughing. I text DCM, she says to make sure she's spitting out any phlegm that comes up because she just keeps coughing the same phlegm up.

      Is that a thing? Doesn't phlegm come from the lungs and when you swallow it goes to the stomach?

      I just feel bad for this girl because she is miserable when she gets into a coughing fit.
      I would also send her home. That’s not fair to her or you.

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      • #4
        This would be a definite send home as per my policies. A child coughing like this needs to go home, maybe then mom will wake up from her denial and get her child some help. SMH, some parents

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        • #5
          Black radish with honey for cough It has long black radish with honey was considered the most reliable immuno-effective antimicrobial ...


          it is an anti-cough recipe from my childhood. Very simple and effective. I recommend it for all my customers. It really helps.

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          • #6
            Odds are that it's drainage from her nose. If it was from her lungs that would be pneumonia or something.

            It could be allergies or maybe she catches a munch of sinus bugs.

            For my own child, I would give vitamin C to help with the drainage etc. Idk what to say to the mom though. I'm with the others--I don't allow constant coughing here. She needs to find a solution even if it's anti-cough stuff from her pediatrician.

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            • #7
              I have a little cousin, age 2, who has a chronic cough. It turns out that she has asthma. Maybe you could suggest this to the DCM as well, perhaps the little girl needs an inhaler :c

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              • #8
                Originally posted by ColorfulSunburst View Post
                http://great-beemaster.blogspot.com/...for-cough.html

                it is an anti-cough recipe from my childhood. Very simple and effective. I recommend it for all my customers. It really helps.
                I love that idea for a dry cough! That made me remember another thing we do here: sipping on full cream milk can help coat a dry, tickly cough.

                Seems like they need to see a doctor though. We can't diagnose online here.

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