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Infant Asthma
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Also known as: baby asthma · obstructive bronchitis in infants · early childhood asthma · breathing difficulty in infants · wheezing baby · wheezy breathing in infants · asthma in infancy · bronchial obstruction in babies · early childhood airway constriction · infant respiratory distress · asthmatic bronchitis in babies
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Your child is struggling for air. The small bronchial tubes are narrowing, the chest rises and falls faster than it should, and between breaths there is a wheezing sound that makes your blood run cold. Medically, infant asthma is an obstructive airway condition in early life — often connected with allergies, susceptibility to infection, family predisposition. From a psychosomatic perspective, however, a different question opens up: what field is this child breathing in? What atmosphere surrounds it that is so narrow its body can only respond with constricted airways?
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