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maddy01
11-24-2010, 07:04 AM
Hi
The duration of the croup is typically five to six days. It usually worsens at night, and the symptoms peak at about the second or third night. Croup may begin unexpectedly without warning or may develop from an innocent common cold. The virus that causes croup is just as contagious as the common cold, so frequent hand washing is a good idea to help prevent it from spreading.
Thanks
adrieleagle
11-25-2010, 06:20 PM
Croup is a viral infection that affects mainly young children under the age of six years. When your pelvis, swollen vocal cords, compared to some of the cough sounds like a seal ago. Since the vocal cords is the narrowest part of the respiratory tract, this contraction may interfere with breathing.
arvindwilliam
11-27-2010, 05:20 AM
Croup is a viral infection that mainly affects young children under six years. With the cross swell vocal cords, resulting in a barking cough some comparisons with the sounds of a joint fact. Since the vocal cords is the narrowest part of airway constriction can interfere with breathing.
FitnessLady02
11-29-2010, 06:34 AM
Croup is an infection of the tissues around the vocal cords in young children. It causes a characteristic barking cough. The symptoms of croup are caused by the swelling and inflammation of the tissues around the larynx and vocal cords. The diameter of the upper airway in young children is narrow to begin with, so this swelling further reduces the size of the airway. This makes breathing noisier and more labored.
When a virus that can cause croup moves through a community, only some children will develop croup. Most children will have symptoms of a cold or laryngitis, such as congestion, cough, hoarseness, or sore throat.
zaynblaze
12-03-2010, 06:56 AM
Croup is a viral infection that afflicts young children mostly under the age of six. with croup, vocal chords swell, a barking cough, resulting in something than to think creates a seal. Since the narrowest part of the vocal chords airway are, the constriction can interfere with breathing. Although croup is not usually a serious infection, inflammation may be difficult to breathe. It is important that parents closely monitor their child when he or croup croup so that a non-critical case and a situation in which the child may require emergency medical intervention is the difference between.
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