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My 2 year old daughter has really bad conjunctivitis with yellow green snot and coughing?
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Needs to be seen.: Your daughter probably needs antibiotic drops for her eyes and possibly oral as well depending on the lung exam and history. Try gently cleaning the gooey, stuck eyelids with Kleenex and a warm water/baby shampoo combo in the meantime.
Answered 6/26/2014
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