My little one choked on porridge but then coughed it up. Now he's wheezing when he breathes. Should…

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My little one choked on porridge but then coughed it up. Now he's wheezing when he breathes. Should we go to the pediatrician tomorrow, or will this pass on its own?
Слишком инициативная бывшая свекровь. Это просто треш. Важно подчеркнуть, что за день она звонит по…
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Anna Pankova
He coughed, but I'm worried about the wheezing. I thought it would pass quickly. He ate porridge this morning, but he's still wheezing when he breathes.
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Anyutka
If you're worried, of course, go to the pediatrician, but it's really hard to get an appointment, even a paid one, on the same day. A month ago, my older daughter complained about pain under her arm. I thought it was a lymph node, but I couldn't feel or see anything. Meanwhile, she wouldn't let me touch her, saying "it hurts." We rushed to the urgent care clinic, and voilà: they told me to take Ibuprofen (it might be intercostal neuralgia) 🤔, and see the pediatrician in a week, and then a neurologist. However, only the pediatrician can give a referral to the neurologist, so we finally got to see the neurologist a month later.
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Anna Pankova
Yeah, it's unlikely I'll make it today. Maybe tomorrow morning if the wheezing doesn't go away overnight.
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Biryuk Svetlana
Are you serious??? Call an ambulance, it could have gotten stuck in the airways. They barely managed to save my nephew!!!!
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Yuliya Skromkova
Call an ambulance!!! I would have called one long ago. It's dangerous if it's in the airways, it can cause pneumonia!
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