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Mommafirst
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Yeah, I'd be a bit worried about aspiration pneumonia. If he's still wheezy in the am, I'd give a call to the doctor. I hope its nothing!!!!!
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He choked on peanuts and now has a congested cough
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Mommafirst
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Yeah, I'd be a bit worried about aspiration pneumonia. If he's still wheezy in the am, I'd give a call to the doctor. I hope its nothing!!!!!
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Mommafirst
Guest
Yeah, I'd be a bit worried about aspiration pneumonia. If he's still wheezy in the am, I'd give a call to the doctor. I hope its nothing!!!!!
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Mommafirst
Guest
Yeah, I'd be a bit worried about aspiration pneumonia. If he's still wheezy in the am, I'd give a call to the doctor. I hope its nothing!!!!!
M
Mommafirst
Guest
Yeah, I'd be a bit worried about aspiration pneumonia. If he's still wheezy in the am, I'd give a call to the doctor. I hope its nothing!!!!!
PedsNP2007
New member
Yeah, I would be concerned he inhaled the peanut and now is forming a pneumonitis (inflammation). If he is still wheezing and coughing, I'd call the doctor. I'd better be safe than sorry...
Jenn
Jenn
PedsNP2007
New member
Yeah, I would be concerned he inhaled the peanut and now is forming a pneumonitis (inflammation). If he is still wheezing and coughing, I'd call the doctor. I'd better be safe than sorry...
Jenn
Jenn
PedsNP2007
New member
Yeah, I would be concerned he inhaled the peanut and now is forming a pneumonitis (inflammation). If he is still wheezing and coughing, I'd call the doctor. I'd better be safe than sorry...
Jenn
Jenn
PedsNP2007
New member
Yeah, I would be concerned he inhaled the peanut and now is forming a pneumonitis (inflammation). If he is still wheezing and coughing, I'd call the doctor. I'd better be safe than sorry...
Jenn
Jenn
PedsNP2007
New member
Yeah, I would be concerned he inhaled the peanut and now is forming a pneumonitis (inflammation). If he is still wheezing and coughing, I'd call the doctor. I'd better be safe than sorry...
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concernedmom
New member
Although I agree with everyone else that it's more likely aspiration pneumonia, coincidence, or something else, I did want to mention that you can develop food allergies at any time. My DD tested negative for peanuts TWICE and actually ate peanut butter many times. She stopped eating them after an allergic reaction to a treenut (because of cross contamination). Long story short but after YEARS of testing neg to peanuts, she is now allergic to peanuts. IMHO, I'd discuss this with his doctor and consider testing again.
concernedmom
New member
Although I agree with everyone else that it's more likely aspiration pneumonia, coincidence, or something else, I did want to mention that you can develop food allergies at any time. My DD tested negative for peanuts TWICE and actually ate peanut butter many times. She stopped eating them after an allergic reaction to a treenut (because of cross contamination). Long story short but after YEARS of testing neg to peanuts, she is now allergic to peanuts. IMHO, I'd discuss this with his doctor and consider testing again.
concernedmom
New member
Although I agree with everyone else that it's more likely aspiration pneumonia, coincidence, or something else, I did want to mention that you can develop food allergies at any time. My DD tested negative for peanuts TWICE and actually ate peanut butter many times. She stopped eating them after an allergic reaction to a treenut (because of cross contamination). Long story short but after YEARS of testing neg to peanuts, she is now allergic to peanuts. IMHO, I'd discuss this with his doctor and consider testing again.
concernedmom
New member
Although I agree with everyone else that it's more likely aspiration pneumonia, coincidence, or something else, I did want to mention that you can develop food allergies at any time. My DD tested negative for peanuts TWICE and actually ate peanut butter many times. She stopped eating them after an allergic reaction to a treenut (because of cross contamination). Long story short but after YEARS of testing neg to peanuts, she is now allergic to peanuts. IMHO, I'd discuss this with his doctor and consider testing again.
concernedmom
New member
Although I agree with everyone else that it's more likely aspiration pneumonia, coincidence, or something else, I did want to mention that you can develop food allergies at any time. My DD tested negative for peanuts TWICE and actually ate peanut butter many times. She stopped eating them after an allergic reaction to a treenut (because of cross contamination). Long story short but after YEARS of testing neg to peanuts, she is now allergic to peanuts. IMHO, I'd discuss this with his doctor and consider testing again.