Guest guest Posted February 14, 2003 Report Share Posted February 14, 2003 Our cousin's son had it. He wasn't even a preemie! They think it is what caused his asthma. And , he SAH! Is on a nebulizer? I know those help a lot. They can still get RSV with the shots. They aren't fullproof. But she probably did have some protection from it and help lessen the severity of it. We really wanted Dane to get the shots b/c of his apnea. Our ped said that he wasn't a candidate. Apparently most kids do get RSV it is just like a cold in mose cases though. O had it, but it was very minor. Give a kiss from us! If you aren't comfortable with the way she is breathing, take her for another opinion! > In a message dated 2/14/2003 11:16:29 AM Eastern Standard Time, > djones@l... writes: > > > This RSV has been shoved down > > our throat since the day she was born > > Dustie, > I was told that if it gets severe, some kids even get asthma later, so you > can imagine I was really scared for . He was pretty bad, bad enough > to be admitted, and it all happened within 2 days. I even wanted that shot > but my Doc said he was not likely to get it again, and if he did, it wouldn't > be as bad. My son got his from daycare, but I was told its also very > transmittable anywhere, grocery stores, playgrounds, so it could be anywhere, > but in our case it was the daycare as a child had rsv and we told them to > seriously sterilize. They say that preemies are at a higher risk because > their lungs are not as fully developed as preemies, making them more > susceptible to lung problems than kids with fully developed lungs. Good > luck! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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