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Why does my son have a constantly rattly chest?
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Various causes: It really depends on his age and on what "rattly" means. It could be frequent colds, asthma, allergies. Other possibilities do exist. Most likely he needs to be seen and heard by a Pediatrician as a first step in figuring his issue out.
Answered 11/26/2014
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