Dry Drowning” Isn’t Real—Here’s What Is скачать в хорошем качестве

Dry Drowning” Isn’t Real—Here’s What Is

Worried about “dry drowning” after your kid swallows pool water? That term isn’t a real diagnosis. What doctors do look for: signs of aspiration or lung distress after a true near-drowning. If your child coughs, recovers, and goes back to playing—they’re likely okay. Don’t let myths steal the joy of water play. Know what’s real, what’s not, and when to actually worry. Subscribe to ‪@pedsdoctalk‬ for fact-based peace of mind. ***The information in this video is intended to serve as educational information and is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. If a parent or guardian is concerned about their child, it is their responsibility to seek medical attention with the child’s healthcare provider.*** Check out all of the PedsDocTalk Courses for more guidance, tips, and support during parenthood. Visit https://pedsdoctalk.com/courses/ Sign up for the PedsDocTalk newsletter to stay updated on the latest news on all things child health and parenting! Here is the link: https://pedsdoctalk.com/newsletter/ SUBSCRIBE to PedsDocTalkTV to stay up to date!    / @pedsdoctalktv   Listen to The PedsDocTalk Podcast available on all Podcast apps. Many more resources at https://pedsdoctalk.com/ FOLLOW ME: Instagram:   / pedsdoctalk   Tik Tok:   / pedsdoctalk   Facebook:   / pedsdoctalk