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7yo trachee. recovering from 6wk viral illness. still congestion, coughing, notable fatigue. significant repetitive yawning all day. concerning?what?
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Viral illness: Check with your doctor. What was once a viral illness may now be a secondary infection which needs antibiotics.
Answered 2/9/2019
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