Now his father is trying to warn other parents to watch out for signs and symptoms.
If you’re a parent and you have the tendency to ignore your kid’s ‘simple’ cough, you might want to listen up. According to a father of a 3-year-old boy, such a common problem can actually lead to a serious, life-threatening condition – just like what his child experienced firsthand.
The reports tell us that Reuben Humphreys, who is 3 years of age, was rushed to a hospital in England and was left struggling for his life because of a cough that went horribly wrong.
Owner Humphreys, his father, is now warning other parents about the dangerous of croup.
In an interview, Mr Humphreys shared:
“Within 24 hours he went from a happy little boy running around on holiday to being in intensive care.
“I’m a dad and I had never even heard of croup.”
Fortunately, Reuben’s condition has now improved.
Apparently, children who suffer from croup will experience “a distinctive barking cough, a hoarse voice, and breathing difficulties,” according to NHS Choices. The childhood condition is often caused by a virus that directly affects the windpipe, bronchi, and voice box.
The site further continued that the condition is “most common in children between aged six-months-old and three-years old” and is usually found in boys rather than girls. Most cases get cleared up in 48 hours but some can “last up to 2 weeks.”
Have you or your loved ones suffered from croup? Please feel free to share your experience in the comment section so more people will be aware about its risks.
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