ASTHMA IN CHILDREN – EARLY SYMPTOMS: WHAT PARENTS MUST KNOW AND DO!

Posted: under Asthma.
December 21st, 2010

SOMETIMES CHILDREN WHO are exposed to allergens show indications of an impending attack hours or even days before it takes place or before the wheeze becomes audible.
While, these indicators may vary from one child to another if appropriate action is taken at an early stage, a full blown attack can be avoided.
An awareness of these symptoms and signs can help parents manage the illness better and also helps ward off a severe attack.
Early Warning Signs
Changes in mood . . .
Aggressive, overactive, grouchy,
tired, easily upset.
Changes in facial
Dark circles under eyes, pale face,
features . . .
flared nostrils
Changes in breathing
Coughing, taking deep breaths,
pattern . . .
breathing through mouth.
Changes described
Fatigue, tight chest, chest filling
by the child . . .
up, chest hurts, dry mouth.
Other changes.. .
Listlessness, voice change,
swollen face, quickening pulse.
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