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What do you suggest if my son has a constantly rattly chest?
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See pediatrician: a complete history and physical examination would be necessary in this case. Many things can cause a "rattly chest" and it is important to know a full history on the patient as well as other accompanying symptoms (i.e. difficult breathing, pains, etc.) as well as past medical history.
Answered 11/29/2014
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