Boy, 4, Dies of 'Dry Drowning' Almost a Week After Swimming Trip. A four- year- old boy from Houston, Texas has died of “dry drowning” almost a week after he last went swimming. Francisco Delgado Jr. ABC 1. 3 his family went swimming at the Texas City Dike with his son Frankie, 4, on Memorial Day weekend.

About a week later, Frankie complained of shoulder pain and woke up a few hours later.“Out of nowhere, he just woke up. He said, ‘Ahhh,” Delgado told the news outlet. He took his last breath and I didn’t know what to do no more.”Frankie’s mother, Tara, said paramedics and doctors tried to save her son.“I walked in. I could see him lying there,” she recalled. They were still working on him. I’m screaming, ‘Let me just touch my baby. Maybe he needs his mama’s touch.’ ”Tara said a paramedic explained what had happened to her son, according to WSB- TV.“When she came in, she told us it’s what’s called ‘dry drowning,’ ” she continued.

His lungs were full of fluid. There was nothing else they could do for him.”Desiree Sosa/Facebook. What is Dry Drowning? Dry drowning occurs after a child inhales water through the nose or mouth and the liquid gets into the lungs, Purva Grover, with Cleveland Clinic Children’s, told USA Today.

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The lungs can then become irritated from the water and fill with fluid resulting in respiratory problems, brain damage or even death, according to the publication. Symptoms or fatal results of dry drowning could occur hours or even days after a child inhales the water.

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• · A Texas father is struggling to come to terms with the death of his 4-year-old son, who died of a rare condition called “dry drowning” nearly a week.

Dry drowning (also known as secondary drowning) is rare: “I’ve only seen one of these cases every couple of years,” Dr. Mark Morocco, with the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, told NBC. However, other dry drowning incidents have made headlines in recent years. In 2. 01. 5, a 1. NBC. How to Spot Dry Drowning — and How to Prevent it. Symptoms of dry drowning can include coughing, fever, vomiting, mood swings and struggling for breath, USA Today reports. Symptoms could appear 2.

Dr. Ray Pitetti, with the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, told NBC that there is no way to predict which children will experience secondary drowning, although kids with respiratory issues, like asthma, are more susceptible to lung problems.“If a kid chokes or sputters after going under water but seems fine, he doesn’t need to go to the hospital,” Pitetti said. But if several hours later he starts breathing faster and is finding it harder to breathe and starts coughing a lot, then you want to bring him in.”The Delgado family created a Go. Fund. Me page to help them raise money for funeral expenses. Frankie’s funeral will be held Saturday at Compean Funeral Home, ABC 1.

Quiet Signs of Someone Drowning   Reader's Digest. Drowning is the second- most common cause of accidental death in children ages 1 to 1. In a 2. 00. 4 study by a national safety group, 9. In many cases, the study suggests, that person had a momentary lapse of attention. But the fact is that often those watching don’t know what to look for—because drowning doesn’t look like drowning. To ward off a tragedy in the making, watch for these signs that someone is in trouble.

She can’t call for help. She has to be able to breathe before she can speak. When a person is drowning, her mouth sinks below and reappears above the surface of the water. There isn’t time for her to exhale, inhale, and call out. He can’t wave for help either. A drowning person instinctively extends his arms to the sides and presses down to lift his mouth out of the water; a child may extend her arms forward. He can’t use his arms to move toward a rescuer or reach for rescue equipment.

She remains upright in the water. There is no evidence of kicking either. She can struggle for only 2. This woman almost drowned in her own car. Here’s how she managed to survive.)His eyes are glassy. They may also be unable to focus or simply closed.

Her face may be hard to see. Her hair may be covering her forehead or eyes.

His head is low in the water. His mouth is at water level, or his head may be tilted back with the mouth open. A child’s head may fall forward. She is quiet. Children playing in the water make noise. When they get quiet, you need to get to them and find out why. He doesn’t seem in distress.

Sometimes the most important indicator that someone is drowning is that he doesn’t look like he’s drowning. Watch Come Back To Me Download Full. Watch Mayor Cupcake Tube Free. He may just seem to be looking up at the sky, shore, pool deck, or dock.

Ask him, “Are you all right?” If he can answer at all, he probably is. If he returns a blank stare, you may have less than 3. Before heading out to the water, make sure you also know the signs of delayed drowning.