Roger tiene reflujo, gracias a Dios que ha sido diagnosticado y tenemos respuestas al porque es que se quejaba y lloraba tanto. Yo notaba que algo no estaba bien...siempre lo miraba molesto, veía que padecía de gases a un gran extremo, que talvez le sacabamos 4 gases por toma y de repento dormido empezaba a gritar y cuando lo agarrabamos era otro gas! Se retorcía demasiado, pero lo que mas me llamaba la atención era que se escapaba de ahogar cuando comía y ya estos 2 últimos días estaba comiendo la mitad de lo que comía antes. Yo decía algo no esta bien y ahora será que me podrán decir que tiene? Lo bueno es que aunque sea un reflujo severo y necesite medicamento, no ha dejado de crecer y ganar peso. Lo único es que lo miro un poco serio que probablemente se deba al malestar que siente.
Thank God Mari didn't have Pneumonia. On Monday I had to take her to see her Pediatrician, Dr. Cesar Gutierrez Quant, because she had fever, cough, and asthma. When her Doctor checked her we saw in his face that she had something serious. He then went and called the Pneumologist, Dr. Marisol Espinoza. When she came she examined Mari again and then told us that she thought she had Pneumonia. I thought she was going to admit her in the hospital, but she didn't. That same night we had to inject her two kinds of medicines, antibiotics and one for her lungs. That night she slept pretty well, but daddy had to wake up every two hours to nebulize her. The next day, it was confirmed by an X-Ray that she didn't have Pneumonia. Mari is still and will still be on her nebulizing treatment, antibiotics, and on asthma medication, probably for 10 more days.
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