About a week ago, Tanya started coughing. Since she still looked comfortable and active, and no problem to sleep and drink milk, we didn’t bring her to doctor at once. But now, she is admitted to the hospital. Poor Tanya, doctor early diagnosis was due to terrible haze that cause her lung “overloaded”. But after 3 days of medication, she didn’t seem to recover at all, and Dr. Khaw suspected is alergy.
No fever seem to be not so optimism in this case, which I thought no fever would be a better sign. This could be purely due to alergy, whichmeans it will be complicated throughout. I really hope it’s not.
While in the interview with the paediatrician, I was found that my lung might have alergy, same goes to PH ( nose alergy). With both parents having alergy, the likelyhood for Tanya to get alergy is up to 60%.
I’m now in the hospital ( 4:46am) watching Tanya playing with her toes. The nurses need to wake her up every 4 hours for the medication ( sucking “gas” and measure for Oksigen level in her blood), of course that wake me up too.
The physiatrist was helping her to get the phlegm out by beating her back last night. She was so cooperate that she didn’t make any noise or cry. I saw most of the children cried and shouted when they are having the same therapy, furthermore she is still a baby. I’m proud of her, she is my “100% baby”
I got to get her to bed now, and I hope she can get well soon. Love her so much!
No fever seem to be not so optimism in this case, which I thought no fever would be a better sign. This could be purely due to alergy, whichmeans it will be complicated throughout. I really hope it’s not.
While in the interview with the paediatrician, I was found that my lung might have alergy, same goes to PH ( nose alergy). With both parents having alergy, the likelyhood for Tanya to get alergy is up to 60%.
I’m now in the hospital ( 4:46am) watching Tanya playing with her toes. The nurses need to wake her up every 4 hours for the medication ( sucking “gas” and measure for Oksigen level in her blood), of course that wake me up too.
The physiatrist was helping her to get the phlegm out by beating her back last night. She was so cooperate that she didn’t make any noise or cry. I saw most of the children cried and shouted when they are having the same therapy, furthermore she is still a baby. I’m proud of her, she is my “100% baby”
I got to get her to bed now, and I hope she can get well soon. Love her so much!
below is the pictures we took when she is sick...really pity :(
