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    Posted: 20 March 2007 at 6:44pm
Krystiana has conjunctivitis (weepy teary eyes that aren't draining), her chest is wheezy (when I lay my ear on her tummy), she has a blocked nose, and her eyes are kind of sunken. I'm not sure how to explain it but it's like her lower eye skin's "chubbiness" is covering up her lower eyelashes.

I'm going to take her back to the Doc tomorrow afternoon cause he said the bronchilitis she had last week was due to peak around day 3-4, which was last Wednesday/Thursday. But she's worse now. Her temp is 35.5 deg, my other girls also get low temps when their immune system is fighting something (instead of a high temp).

Ringing in my ears is a comment the Doc made at the last visit that sometimes if these things get worse they admit the babies to hospital for oxygen... she's breathing alright for now but, I dunno. I guess I'm worried that it may get worse tonight. What do you reckon? Anyone had this before with their baby?

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First Hug's hun it not fair when bub's is unwell.  Mikey had that at 4 week's and they said if he not imporve he would go to hospital.  If I was you and you really worried take her to hte after hour's doc tonight.  Hope thing's improve soon hun.  Again big hug's.
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Deb how long did they give him to improve?
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About a week. he did get better tho it sound's like Krystiana is not yet.  Look go with your gut if you think she need's to be seem before tomorrow then go tonight.   At least that way you get some peace of mind if nothing else. 

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Ok gut tells me... she's unsettled tonight but not anything the hospital can do that I'm not already. I did the Vicks under her cot thing this afternoon and am going to set that up again for tonight. As well as give her a head-breastmilk bath (eyes and nose and wherever else it ends up! lol) And hopefully she and I get some good sleep tonight.
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Hugs Teresa! Hope you don't have too rough a night tonight.
The first sign of oxygen deprivation is blueness around the mouth and lips, so if she is wheezing and a little blue then that's a sign she might need a bit of oxygen help. But it's often hard to tell with babies - sometimes they sound like they are wheezing and snuffling something chronic when in fact their chest is clear and it's their blocked nose making all the noise.
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Hugs Teresa! Maybe try taking her into the bathroom for ten minutes or so, with the shower running hot to full the room with steam... if the gunk is all in her nose and throat it might help clear it a bit.
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oo thanks Becca I forgot the steam trick. Emma it is her chest, same sound as the doc checked out last week But her nose is pretty noisy too lol. She's not blue and her tummy bulge isn't heaving... something I remembered to check just a few minutes ago.

Shes crashed out on my chest at the mo (Vicks under the t shirt of course) so am gonna take her to bed with me and hope for a good sleep.
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Ooh yeah, we did the steam thing when Maya had croup and it worked a treat.

Hoping for a restful night for you Teresa!
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how did she go last night? you are her mummy if you have any concerns take her in whenever. my oldest needed oxygen for nearly 2 days her stats were REALLY low, i can tell when she is a bit low now her eyes are differernt. mummy gut is a great thing. big hugs
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Well her eyes are looking better today (not completely but definitely improved) and her nose isn't so stuffy. She slept 6 1/2 hours from 1am (that was after sleeping from 9pm to 1am) so we're both a lot better at the moment. She seems to be worst in the evenings, anyone know why that would be? I think I might just call the Doctor today, she's much the same as our last visit now, and see what he thinks I should do.
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Go with the gut inctinct!!
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I have always found when I am chesty evenings are worse, think it is the drop in temp, and also for me I am tired and become lazy in my breathing when I am tired.

Glad she is looking better, but go with your gut and get her checked out if you are worried!
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its horrible when they are sick, especially when they are so young. Nothing to add to what the wonderful ladies have said. big and i hope shes all better soon.


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AWW poor Krystiana, hope she is better soon.
See the Doc again if you feel its necessary.
I find it hard to sleep when i get the flu, i have to have lots of pillows, as i find it easier to breath sitting up slightly.
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hope wee bubs is feeling better i had james at the docs on saturday after work as you could hear his weeze from across the room i new there was something wrong so go with ya gut
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