Hello, I have three children, all of which have been very sick for about a week now with what turned out to be Croup. I took my youngest, who is two, into see a doctor at his clinic when I was concerned that his symptoms had increased dramatically over 24 hours. The doctor came in, said that he looked fine (despite having a low pulse ox) and told us he couldn't help. He then said to "come back" when my son "got sicker". During the visit I brought up the fact that I thought my son was dehydrated, wasn't eating much, or drinking as much as he should be, no less than four times. Each time the doctor just said "he looks fine". That night my son was very ill, up all night coughing until he vomited multiple times. By the next morning I called and insisted on seeing another doctor at a different clinic location. When we went to the appointment my son was groggy and "floppy" and at the end of the appointment began having a febrile seizure. We were taken to the hospital via ambulance and he was treated for severe dehydration and fever-- all of which BOTH doctors we saw should have, but did not catch. My son is recovering and has not seized since, but had I not insisted on seeing the second doctor, my two year old child could have aspirated in his crib, or car seat and died. Legally, what can I do? I'm not sure if that's a case or not, but I feel like the first doctor at the very least should get a strike on his record for this. He turned away a two year old child and didn't even recognize the signs of dehydration, even when I pointed them out to him!!!!! I don't think this guy should be treating patients. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.