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Can my 15 month old take anything for a cold? like robitusin?
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Cold medication: The american academy of pediatrics doesn't recommend any medications for cold below the age of two. A trial of humidifier, suction and elevation of head of bed might help a lot. A cold can take 5 days to get better with or without medications.
Answered 3/16/2014
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