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My daughter has a running nose & fluim in her chest what medicines can i give her?
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Cold: Otc cold meds are not recommended - hydration, good nutrition and rest are important. Otc cold meds often do not help. Only time will help uncomplicated colds.
Answered 11/10/2012
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