Pediatric Asthma with Nebulizer Dependence
Asthma Aarav Raj•Gender: Male•Age: 6 years (Pediatric)• Chronicity: 3 years
Presenting Complaints & History
- Spasmodic cough waking the child at midnight
- Gagging and vomiting of mucus during cough fits
- Visible chest retractions and nasal flaring
- Dependency on nebulizations 3-4 times a week
Clinical Assessment
Recurrent asthma triggered by colds or playing in sand. Parents sought alternative treatment due to concerns about long-term steroid use.
Diagnostic Investigations: Absolute Eosinophil Count (AEC) of 950 cells/cu.mm; SpO2 at 91% during acute attacks.
Homeopathic Therapeutics & Management
Constitutional treatment with Calcarea Carbonica, with acute doses of Sambucus Nigra and Ipecacuanha to relieve throat spasms and liquefy thick mucus.
Lifestyle & Nutritional Support
Removal of carpets and furry toys from the home; warm evening baths; steam inhalation with plain water.
Clinical Outcome
Follow-up Period: 6 months- Complete resolution of nocturnal asthma attacks
- All nebulizer dependency eliminated within 2 months
- SpO2 stable at 98% on room air
- AEC normalized to 380 cells/cu.mm
✓Medically reviewed by Dr. Navaneeth K. Unni
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