Does this happen to anyone

[threebabies]

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[threebabies]

Sorry about not finishing. Just wondering if anyone else has this issue. My daughter can go a long time without coughing. Lately I have been notice that she will have a coughing spasm while she is eating or drinking. mostly eating.

Gina
Mom to Sophia 3.7 w/cf, Peter and Gavin 23 months w/cf, df508 & py849x

 

[threebabies]

Sorry about not finishing. Just wondering if anyone else has this issue. My daughter can go a long time without coughing. Lately I have been notice that she will have a coughing spasm while she is eating or drinking. mostly eating.

Gina
Mom to Sophia 3.7 w/cf, Peter and Gavin 23 months w/cf, df508 & py849x

 

[threebabies]

Sorry about not finishing. Just wondering if anyone else has this issue. My daughter can go a long time without coughing. Lately I have been notice that she will have a coughing spasm while she is eating or drinking. mostly eating.
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<br />Gina
<br />Mom to Sophia 3.7 w/cf, Peter and Gavin 23 months w/cf, df508 & py849x

 

[concernedmom]

My ds use to always cough while eating or drinking anything cold (especially popsicles, ice cream, slushies, milk shakes, etc.) We were never given a specific reason for the cause; however, ds has asthma and reflux, too. Since cold air always triggered his asthma, I assumed it was either that or that combined with the reflux causing the problem. He has outgrown this issue. (He's 13 now.)

 

[concernedmom]

My ds use to always cough while eating or drinking anything cold (especially popsicles, ice cream, slushies, milk shakes, etc.) We were never given a specific reason for the cause; however, ds has asthma and reflux, too. Since cold air always triggered his asthma, I assumed it was either that or that combined with the reflux causing the problem. He has outgrown this issue. (He's 13 now.)

 

[concernedmom]

My ds use to always cough while eating or drinking anything cold (especially popsicles, ice cream, slushies, milk shakes, etc.) We were never given a specific reason for the cause; however, ds has asthma and reflux, too. Since cold air always triggered his asthma, I assumed it was either that or that combined with the reflux causing the problem. He has outgrown this issue. (He's 13 now.)