F... Coughing.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by firstdown

Made me want to tear up some. Funny how when you have kids how these stories can hit home so hard.

1st and Monkeydad thanks for acknowledging.

It was sad because it was not a tantrum he was truly feeling sorrow which is painfully to see in little guys/gals.

[Schneed10]

Wow the night terror thing is no fun. Sounds like you've consulted the doc about it, that's the best thing you can do.

On the coughing and itchy eyes, I'd try an allergist if you haven't yet. He might have an issue with dust, dander, or dust mites. They can give shots to deal with it.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Wow the night terror thing is no fun. Sounds like you've consulted the doc about it, that's the best thing you can do.

On the coughing and itchy eyes, I'd try an allergist if you haven't yet. He might have an issue with dust, dander, or dust mites. They can give shots to deal with it.

Been to a doc about the terrors, really not much they can do supposedly you grow out of them.

Been to allergist he is allergic to mold, timothy hay, and cats. I have gone as far as having his room and the house tested for all three came back negative. He has medicated eye drops and takes Zurtac (sp). But the Zurtac was giving him horrible mood swings so had to take him off but it was helping with the coughing, sneezing, itchy eyes, etc...

It has just been a long road with him at times but again nothing like some parents have gone through.

[firstdown]

I had to find out about night terrors and found this article for anyone interested.

night terror - Bing Health