Should I take my coughing kids to a doctor?« Back to Previous Page

Based on the symptoms your kids are experiencing and considering their persistent cough for over two weeks now, it is highly advisable to seek medical attention promptly. The UAE's health guidelines emphasize regular check-ups and prompt treatment of respiratory issues, particularly when they persist or worsen.

In Dubai/UAE, the healthcare system is robust but thorough evaluation by a pediatrician is critical in understanding if there might be an underlying cause such as allergic reactions from mold exposure or other environmental factors post-rain. Given your concern about potential indoor air quality issues after rain, it's prudent to consider a professional inspection by a company like Saniservice, which can provide detailed reports and recommendations.

The cough sounds dry and is accompanied by occasional breathing difficulties, which are not common in healthy children who usually remain active and energetic. This warrants immediate attention to rule out any serious conditions that might require intervention such as asthma or other respiratory infections.

Considering the current weather patterns and your observations about the environment post-rain, a proactive step would be to contact Saniservice at 800-MOLDS (800-66537) for an inspection. They can assess potential indoor air quality issues that might be contributing to these symptoms in your home.

While waiting for the inspection or seeking medical advice, ensure you maintain good ventilation and keep the humidity levels low by using dehumidifiers if necessary. This can help reduce any possible mold growth which could exacerbate respiratory conditions.

In summary, while it’s always wise to consult a doctor first, considering the persistence of symptoms and the potential environmental factors in Dubai's climate, taking preventive measures such as an inspection from Saniservice would be beneficial. Do not hesitate to call 800-66537 or email hello@saniservice.com for further guidance and assistance.

Remember, early intervention can often prevent more serious health issues down the line.