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Want wine with cold meds...is that a bad plan?

Sammy-MaeSammy-Mae
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This morning, after being up half the night with DS and then with my annoying cold, DD came into my bedroom saying, "mommy my tummy hurts."  She then threw up. A lot.  Everything she has had go into her body has come out within 5 mins.  I took her to a walk in because our doctor is closed on Fridays.  It was packed, they said, "It will be a couple of hours."  then DD threw up in a spectacular fashion into a bucket I had brought in.  We were seen right away.  Diagnosis?  RSV.  I don't know what that stands for but DH says "random stupid virus"  I agree.  I may be taking her to the hospital later if the pedialyte still won't stay down.  So far in 8 hours DD has not kept even a mouthful of water down.
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Re: Want wine with cold meds...is that a bad plan?

  • cantalopes24cantalopes24 member
    It stands for respiratory syncytial virus. It can be a pretty serious respiratory infection in young children and can cause bronchiolitis. If it seems like she's having trouble breathing she may need to go back.
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    It stands for respiratory syncytial virus. It can be a pretty serious respiratory infection in young children and can cause bronchiolitis. If it seems like she's having trouble breathing she may need to go back.

    So now I gotta ask, did I just get a quack for a doctor at the walk in?  Seriously, no fever, no cough, just a lot of vomit.

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  • Elsa1984Elsa1984 member
    RSV: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0002531/adam_001564.disease.symptoms

    I know several kids that got it but none were throwing up. All ended up needing breathing treatments in the hospital. Hopefully that doesn't happen for you LO and she feels better soon!
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    imageSammy-Mae:

    imagecantalopes24:
    It stands for respiratory syncytial virus. It can be a pretty serious respiratory infection in young children and can cause bronchiolitis. If it seems like she's having trouble breathing she may need to go back.

    So now I gotta ask, did I just get a quack for a doctor at the walk in?  Seriously, no fever, no cough, just a lot of vomit.



    Maybe. I would get a second opinion. It could be rotavirus, or just a bug also. No cough seems a little weird for RSV. How does her breathing sound? Wheezy? Or normal?
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  • blu-eyedwifeblu-eyedwife member
    I don't think you should give your daughter wine with her medicine.  It sounds like she would just throw it up and that would be an awful waste of wine.
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  • cantalopes24cantalopes24 member
    Did they do a nasal swab?
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  • BeesMomma00BeesMomma00 member
    imageblueyedwife:
    I don't think you should give your daughter wine with her medicine.nbsp; It sounds like she would just throw it up and that would be an awful waste of wine.
    agreed. ;
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  • stardust317stardust317 member
    DD had RSV we think and they only treat the symptoms which were the RIDICULOUS amounts of snot, a mild cough, and fever, so we went with Tylenol and Benadryl. There was no puking.
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