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A member asked:
My 16month old is losing her voice. should i be concerned? shes had a pretty bad cold, on and off, for a couple weeks
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Viral?: She may just have a viral laryngitis which should go away in less than 2 weeks. On the other hand, one needs to consider post-nasal drainage from a sinus infection as well. If the voice issue lasts more than a week or getting worse, see doctor.
Answered 7/23/2018
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