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2 yr old has a cold accompanied by cough and wheezing. eating and playing normally. is the wheezing normal?
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Common issue: Many lower respiratory tract infections will trigger wheezing in infants and toddlers. This can vary from minor to so prominent the kid has air hunger and refuses to eat or drink. The tendency tends to decline as the kid grows and diminishes considerably after the age of 5. The older/larger the kid is the more resistant the airways are to this process.
Answered 3/24/2014
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