Once again I have to correct you Alcrap. Obviously you didn’t...

Once again I have to correct you Alcrap. Obviously you didn’t comprehend my post to you…Of course just because a child has wheezing doesn’t mean they have asthma, or croup, or bronchitis & just like coughing doesn’t mean you have pneumonia or bronchitis. However Kids (older than 2) can be diagnosed with asthma and they undergo the same diagnostic process that older patients with asthma experience. Once they are diagnosed with asthma then measuring wheeze is incredibly important just like for any diagnosed asthmatic.

The question you raise about “what happen when my son not wheezing when he visit doctor”…well Alcrap, you have just raised the very issue why Wheezo is the technological solution all asthmatics need. Prior to our using Wheezo to manage our sons asthma, we would have to go to the doctor with either a paper graph of a peak flow (which is basically useless and not worth the paper it’s written on) or try to describe his condition and symptoms over a 6 - 12 month period. Now with Wheezo and the app, we can show the Doctor real time objective data on our sons measurement of wheeze, symptoms, condition, medication usage, environmental and weather variables…this gives the doctor the compete picture of our sons condition for all timeframes outside the visit to the doctors surgery…! Thanks for raising that as it clearly shows the absolute need for RSHs ongoing monitoring and management system.