is this true???
I run an in home daycare and have twin boys that are 9months old. They have been sick several times, including being diagnosed with rsv twice, but under a different name and told by their ped they werent contagious and could come to daycare. My son is 4 months old and it was from his dr that we found out bronchiolitis is rsv. Anyways I think the twins dr is an idiot...so heres my question. They both just had ear infections...again. The dr prescribed them very expensive and hard to find antibiotics. They have been on them for almost 2 weeks. One of them cries constantly while grabbing his ears. The mom took them back Tues and the dr said their ears look good and that they can feel pressure for up to 3 months! I have never heard this before...is that true? I can't imagine this guy having to hurt for that long...
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Doesn't make sense to me. However, it is very noticeable through a visual check of the ears if a child has an ear infection. If his ears look fine, there is likely another issue going on. I would have the mother bring the child back again. The baby shouldn't still be in pain. Then I would go for a second opinion!
Thats what I thought about the ears...my older kiddos never really had ear infections, but from doing daycare for 10 years I had never heard this before. They have their 9 mo check up Monday, so their mom is going to see what is said.
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