With DS we were told to learn his cough. With the wet junkier, bronchial type of cough we're told to call right away and as always, increase cpt/vest treatments to "beat that cough out of him".
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<br />When he was 2 months old he had a harsh cough and kept throwing up his formula. I'd taken him to the local peds clinic for a 2 month check and the doctor is also head of the local cf clinic. When I asked about the cough, I was told "they (meaning people wcf) cough, it's what they do". A couple weeks later we were in the city for a recheck with our primary cf doctor and pretty much got yelled at because DS had bronchitis and didn't we know he could end up back in the hospital. Increased treatments, a couple abx and he was fine. So to this day, I don't rely on the local peds or cf doctors even though the latter SHOULD know what to listen for.
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<br />When he was 2 months old he had a harsh cough and kept throwing up his formula. I'd taken him to the local peds clinic for a 2 month check and the doctor is also head of the local cf clinic. When I asked about the cough, I was told "they (meaning people wcf) cough, it's what they do". A couple weeks later we were in the city for a recheck with our primary cf doctor and pretty much got yelled at because DS had bronchitis and didn't we know he could end up back in the hospital. Increased treatments, a couple abx and he was fine. So to this day, I don't rely on the local peds or cf doctors even though the latter SHOULD know what to listen for.