<human>: Hi DocI am a mom of a 3.5 yr old child....she used to have regular rashes when she was a baby....one of the doctors suggested it might be due to allergy to food & we stopped giving her anything with preservatives and colors. she was fine.....while she grew up her allergies also increased...totally confusing us. Last year she used to cough continously & vomit...this went on for almost 6 months, we used various cough medicines before meeting Dr Laxman who thankfully guided us & said it is because of allergy & not any infection. We used montair granules for 90 days & she was fine....we also stopped giving Banana & tetrapack milk (noticed increase in cough by use) She was fine & had put on weight....now its back again...its been a month that she coughs after sleeping & vomits multiple times...I make sure not to feed her 2 to 3 hrs before sleeping....which helps limit vomitings....as there is nothing in stomach. this time the use of montair is not helping....What do you suggest. we are in hyderbad & Aadya otherwise is a healthy child RegardsTulasi
<bot>: Hi... Thank you for consulting in Chat Doctor. Greetings from Chennai. By what you quote I feel what your kid could be having viral associated wheeze or multi triggered wheeze. I have a few questions for you -Questions:1. How many days per month does she cough or feel breathless?2. How many nights per month does her sleep get disturbed due to above symptoms?3. Does she feel breathless when she runs around or plays with other kids?4. Are the symptoms when there are seasonal changes?5. Is there any family history of asthma or any other sort of allergies like skin allergy etc.?6. Is the cough always associated with fever? You can approach me at the following link.  Please find the link below - www.ChatDoctor .com/doctors/ Chat Doctor.  It will do more harm than good by increasing bacterial resistance. Hope my answer was helpful for you.  I am happy to help any time. Further clarifications and consultations on Chat Doctor are welcome. If you do not have any clarifications, you can close the discussion and rate the answer. Wish your kid good health.