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Hyperactive Airway Disease with Acute Exacerbation

My son who is 3.2 years old is diagnosed of Actue Exacerbation of HRAD on 21/11/11. He was in hospital for a day and was being administered Steriods through IV. Very were very unconfortable with this, and got him out of hospital within the day and took him to pediatrecian who has adviced some medication and nebulisation to be carried out everyday.
We have conducted bllod test which shows his Lymphocyte count as 4920 and Eosinophil count as 861. X-ray has also been advised, but since he is not sturdy we and not able to take it.
Alongside Allopathy I am also giving him Antimonium Tartaricum 30, 4 pills every morning.
His problem has reducded slightly but we can still see that he breaths heavily and also has cold with phlegm but no expectoration. he gets breathless very fast.

Please advice the right homeopathic or bio Combination medication. I am planning to try BC2 for him. Do let me know if I should go about with it.

Regards
Mom

mayushank on 2011-12-02

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Please give him Carbo Veg 200 in the morning and evening for 3 days and report back. Please don't give any other homeopathic remedy.

♡ kadwa last decade

I have given Carbo Veg 200 for 3 days starting friday. There is slight improvement, but the breathlessness still persists. He is still short of breath during day time activities. At night he sleeps peacefully.
There is still some phlegm, but no expectoration, or the phlegm does not come out.
Can you suggest some other medication?

mayushank last decade

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