Doctors, what are the symptoms of croup?

Multiple/barky cough: Croup is associated with a barky cough and can be alleviated by warm moist air. It is most often caused by a viral infection. Other associated symptoms include nasal congestion, fever and possibly vomiting associated with the cough.

Barking cough: A cough that sounds like a seal barking is what separates croup from a typical cold. Kids may have difficulty breathing as well. For mild symptoms you can try steaming the bathroom or breathing in cold air. If your child is having difficulty breathing you should call your doctor.

Barking cough: Croup is condition that causes an inflammation of the upper airway —larynx and trachea. It often leads to a barking cough or hoarseness, especially when child cries. in children 6 months to 3 years old, but can affect older kids too.Cold symptoms, like a stuffy nose and fever predate airway noise.