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Dry hacking cough?
Last night, James woke up around midnight with a horribly dry cough. He sounds like he has no voice when he coughs and for a few minutes after he is finished coughing. This came out of nowhere - he was absolutely 100% FINE when we put him to bed last night.  This morning when he woke up, his nose was running as well.
I know that he's got a tooth coming in on the bottom and that could make his nose run, but what do I do about this cough? It sounds like pieces of sandpaper rubbing together. It's the kind of cough that we - as adults - would be sucking on cough drops and drinking tea for. 
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Posted 3/28/11 8:26 AM  |
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Linda1003
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Re: Dry hacking cough?
Awww maybe take him to the ped.. could just be allergies with a drip but could be an infection....... better safe than sorry!! Aww poor baby!!!
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| Posted 3/28/11 9:04 AM |
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Re: Dry hacking cough?
Posted by Linda1003
Awww maybe take him to the ped.. could just be allergies with a drip but could be an infection....... better safe than sorry!! Aww poor baby!!!
Thanks! 
I'm gong to check in with the sitter at lunch and see how he's doing - if he's any worse than he was this morning, I'm going to take him in.
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| Posted 3/28/11 9:35 AM |
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EricaAlt
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Re: Dry hacking cough?
I agree with Linda... could be allergies. It's the season. Even though it feels like it's still mid Jan 
See how he's doing today. Maybe try a humidifier in the room tonight
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| Posted 3/28/11 9:38 AM |
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