Parents must bury their three-year-old son just days after he was sent home by A&E

Jaiden Milligan was taken to A&E by his parents, Caylan Milligan and Charlotte Curan, and doctors believed he had a simple sinus infection but he would tragically die a few days later

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Parents tragically had to bury their three-year-old son just days after he was sent home by A&E.

Caylan Milligan and Charlotte Curan took their young child, Jaiden Milligan, to Ulster A&E after noticing he was not feeling well, with the child refusing to eat his food and coughing repeatedly.

They said he was simply sent home after a five-minute assessment and likely had a sinus infection, BelfastLive reported.

Just three days later, on July 17, the young child died after failed resuscitation attempts, with preliminary results showing he had multiple heart problems.

Now Caylan and Charlotte, both from Downpatrick, County Down, are visiting their son's grave instead of preparing him for nursery. Now they are both hoping for answers regarding their child's death.

The three-year-old was sent home by A&E with a suspected sinus infection, but was found to have multiple heart problems (

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They both said that if their son had undergone more tests, he might have had a better chance of surviving.

"We noticed he was just not well on Thursday, so we took him to the emergency room at Ulster Hospital, and they listened to his chest, took his temperature, checked his ears and the back of her throat," Caylan and Charlotte said.

“They said everything was clear and we were sent home and they...