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Treatment of catarrh in 6weeks old baby?
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Needs evaluation: A 6 week old baby with catarrh (also known as runny nose and/or stuffy nose) should be evaluated by a pediatrician. Treatment options will depend on the reason for the catarrh. See your pediatrician for an examination and treatment plan.
Answered 7/14/2017
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