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My 3 year old is sick every 2 weeks what can i do ? to stip it
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Patience: Especially if they are in day care, it is very common for infants to "catch every bug that goes around". This will pass as their immune system becomes more developed. As long as they are growing and developing normally, i would not be concerned, but if you have concerns, bring them up at your next office visit.
Answered 11/28/2017
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