Croup symptoms?

Croup is a viral infection that inflames the windpipe and voice box, causing a distinctive cough and difficulty breathing. It is most common in children aged six months to three years and can be treated with pain relievers, cool mist humidifiers, and steroids. Severe cases require hospital treatment. Croup typically develops due to a viral […]

What’s spasmodic croup?

Spasmodic croup is a sudden swelling of the upper airways, causing a barking cough, and is often triggered by rhinoviruses. Treatment involves increasing humidity, but severe cases require medical attention and inhaled steroids. Recurrence is possible, especially in infants and young children. Spasmodic croup is swelling that occurs rapidly in areas such as the larynx […]

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