Is it true that you can really outgrow this? First a runny nose, then laryngitis...

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Is it true that you can really outgrow this? First a runny nose, then laryngitis...
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Olya
You just need either a good doctor or a brain that's set on figuring it out yourself.
Don't you have internet access? Or is your forum the only thing you have access to?
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Svetlana TortyNaZakaz
Olya I sometimes don't understand what motivates people when they write off-topic
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nika
Yes, my little one outgrew it. From age 4, we had laryngitis where his nose would get stuffy in the evening, even without a runny nose, and then at 5 AM he'd say, 'Mom, I can't breathe.' I always had Pulmicort, the nebulizer, and dexamethasone injections ready. Around age 10, it all turned into obstructive bronchitis, which didn't last long, and since age 11, we've had no more laryngitis or bronchitis. It got much better as he got older.
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Olya
Olya The answer "yes, they've outgrown it" probably won't help you much.
Giving you any advice without details is also not a great idea.

I was going crazy with my pharyngitis until I found a good doctor. She explained the causes and gave me a treatment plan.
My daughter's father took care of her. He wasn't too lazy and worked on her immunity – quite successfully. But it took time to study materials, select suitable methods, and adjust her body to new realities.
That's why I'm saying: either you have the desire to change something, or you need a good specialist. There are no magic pills that will get rid of this problem forever.
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Tatyana
My son outgrew this
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Mataxari
How to put it... they outgrew it? No, probably not. My husband gets laryngitis, and so does my older son. As soon as they get sick, it's laryngitis. We started them in swimming, and they grew. They started getting sick less often. But still, when they get sick, it's specifically laryngitis. Now it's +/- once a year. My husband also gets sick rarely, but it's the same. I think it's just the structure of their nasopharynx, that it goes there specifically.
I always end up with pharyngitis.
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Elena
Yes, by 6 years old
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Olga
yes
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Svetlana TortyNaZakaz
nika And here we are, sleeping with the nebulizer next to the bed (
Scariest time was when he had bronchitis with obstruction(
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