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Biopsy Side Effects?!? Baby Is Sick Now Pretty Concerned!


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mmcc54 Contributor

My one year old had her biopsy yesterday..she was pretty sleepy most of the day..you could tell her throat was sore since her cry was hoarse sounding...last night you could hear her breathing it didn't sound like she was having trouble but it was loud breathing..this morning she woke up covered in very watery stool..it was all over..and she is coughing quite a lot..her discharge papers just say that vomiting is common up to 24 hours but not anything about this....im waiting to call the dr when the office opens but im pretty concerned..is this common???


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ravenwoodglass Mentor

Glad your calling the doctor this morning. I think a bit of a sore throat is common but the D needs to be asked about. Wonder if they somehow glutened her during or after the procedure?

I hope she is feeling better soon and the doctor is able to help or set your mind at ease.

nvsmom Community Regular

I never did a biopsy so I have no personal experience there... I just wanted to send her my best wishes. I hope she is feeling better as the day goes on.

mmcc54 Contributor

Thank you! Still waiting on a dr call back but still not feeling so great :(

mmcc54 Contributor

Her Dr called me back he doesn't seem to think its related to the procedure its self but maybe she had a bit for a nasty reaction to the medication they gave to to go to sleep..we will monitor it and call back if it gets worse ect..

ravenwoodglass Mentor

Thanks for the update. I hope the little one is feeling better real soon.

GottaSki Mentor

Oh dear...hope she is feeling better very soon -- Hang in there Mom :)


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