My 4 year old daughter X ray report shows prominent pulmonary bronchovascular markings. Her abdominal scan shows enteritis, cystitis, and subcentimetric lymph nodes in the mesentery. She has been experiencing frequent episodes of fever, cold, cough, and abdominal pain over the past two months. Currently, her breathing is very noisy. I would like to understand what all this inflammation means and whether it indicates a serious condition.

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Dr Hema Pratima

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Fellowship in Diabetes Mellitus
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Sounds like an ongoing infection or allergies. Noisy breathing and repeated symptoms should be evaluated by a paediatrician. Likely not serious, but needs attention. Tests can help rule out chronic infections or allergies. Please consult a paediatrician for further evaluation and treatment based on the findings.

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