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Why is trispec unsafe for children younger than 6 months old? this has been the only medicine, along with the hypersal, that has helped her to breathe
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Cough suppresant: OTC cold medications have not been shown to be effective in kids less than 2 and additionally carry risks such as potential apnea, elevated blood pressure.
Answered 11/30/2014
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