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My baby is 12 weeks old and is not eating much, plus he keeps crying and has a runny nose.?
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See your doctor: I'm concerned because you say he's not eating much. Infants can become dehydrated easily-discuss the specifics with your doctor. It might be a cold, ear infection, rsv, pneumonia, etc. Talk with your doctor today.
Answered 5/18/2012
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