CHEST PT WHEN CHILD IS ILL

crickit715 · Dec 2, 2009

what do you do about chest pt when your child has a stomach bug?? my daughter is miserable and i am afraid to put her in her vest....although she cant technically "throw up" because of her nissan...when i tried she started wretching. but i am afraid to go a couple of days without cpt. need some advice.......

crickit715 · Dec 2, 2009

what do you do about chest pt when your child has a stomach bug?? my daughter is miserable and i am afraid to put her in her vest....although she cant technically "throw up" because of her nissan...when i tried she started wretching. but i am afraid to go a couple of days without cpt. need some advice.......

crickit715 · Dec 2, 2009

what do you do about chest pt when your child has a stomach bug?? my daughter is miserable and i am afraid to put her in her vest....although she cant technically "throw up" because of her nissan...when i tried she started wretching. but i am afraid to go a couple of days without cpt. need some advice.......

crickit715 · Dec 2, 2009

what do you do about chest pt when your child has a stomach bug?? my daughter is miserable and i am afraid to put her in her vest....although she cant technically "throw up" because of her nissan...when i tried she started wretching. but i am afraid to go a couple of days without cpt. need some advice.......

crickit715 · Dec 2, 2009

what do you do about chest pt when your child has a stomach bug?? my daughter is miserable and i am afraid to put her in her vest....although she cant technically "throw up" because of her nissan...when i tried she started wretching. but i am afraid to go a couple of days without cpt. need some advice.......

izemmom · Dec 2, 2009

We've never skipped it. Emily has a particulary high tolerance for pain and discomfort, so we just charge ahead! LOL

COuld you do manual CPT for a day or so until she is feeling better? Give her a good thumping when she is in a comfortable position. It's easier to stop and give her a break when she needs it that way.

Hope she feels better soon!

izemmom · Dec 2, 2009

We've never skipped it. Emily has a particulary high tolerance for pain and discomfort, so we just charge ahead! LOL

COuld you do manual CPT for a day or so until she is feeling better? Give her a good thumping when she is in a comfortable position. It's easier to stop and give her a break when she needs it that way.

Hope she feels better soon!

izemmom · Dec 2, 2009

We've never skipped it. Emily has a particulary high tolerance for pain and discomfort, so we just charge ahead! LOL

COuld you do manual CPT for a day or so until she is feeling better? Give her a good thumping when she is in a comfortable position. It's easier to stop and give her a break when she needs it that way.

Hope she feels better soon!

izemmom · Dec 2, 2009

We've never skipped it. Emily has a particulary high tolerance for pain and discomfort, so we just charge ahead! LOL

COuld you do manual CPT for a day or so until she is feeling better? Give her a good thumping when she is in a comfortable position. It's easier to stop and give her a break when she needs it that way.

Hope she feels better soon!

izemmom · Dec 2, 2009

We've never skipped it. Emily has a particulary high tolerance for pain and discomfort, so we just charge ahead! LOL
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<br />COuld you do manual CPT for a day or so until she is feeling better? Give her a good thumping when she is in a comfortable position. It's easier to stop and give her a break when she needs it that way.
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<br />Hope she feels better soon!

hmw · Dec 2, 2009

We've done Emily's vest on days she's thrown up; just not immediately following vomiting or when we can tell she is really nauseous. It's easy to pause the vest if we need to (Emily is old enough to stop it herself for that matter.) She hasn't had one of those vicious throw-up-all-day kind of bugs in a very long time so I don't know how we'd handle that, but intermittent vomiting and cramping/diarrhea we've worked around w/o a problem.

hmw · Dec 2, 2009

We've done Emily's vest on days she's thrown up; just not immediately following vomiting or when we can tell she is really nauseous. It's easy to pause the vest if we need to (Emily is old enough to stop it herself for that matter.) She hasn't had one of those vicious throw-up-all-day kind of bugs in a very long time so I don't know how we'd handle that, but intermittent vomiting and cramping/diarrhea we've worked around w/o a problem.

hmw · Dec 2, 2009

We've done Emily's vest on days she's thrown up; just not immediately following vomiting or when we can tell she is really nauseous. It's easy to pause the vest if we need to (Emily is old enough to stop it herself for that matter.) She hasn't had one of those vicious throw-up-all-day kind of bugs in a very long time so I don't know how we'd handle that, but intermittent vomiting and cramping/diarrhea we've worked around w/o a problem.

hmw · Dec 2, 2009

We've done Emily's vest on days she's thrown up; just not immediately following vomiting or when we can tell she is really nauseous. It's easy to pause the vest if we need to (Emily is old enough to stop it herself for that matter.) She hasn't had one of those vicious throw-up-all-day kind of bugs in a very long time so I don't know how we'd handle that, but intermittent vomiting and cramping/diarrhea we've worked around w/o a problem.

hmw · Dec 2, 2009

We've done Emily's vest on days she's thrown up; just not immediately following vomiting or when we can tell she is really nauseous. It's easy to pause the vest if we need to (Emily is old enough to stop it herself for that matter.) She hasn't had one of those vicious throw-up-all-day kind of bugs in a very long time so I don't know how we'd handle that, but intermittent vomiting and cramping/diarrhea we've worked around w/o a problem.

Mommafirst · Dec 2, 2009