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My 3 year old daughter's breathing rate is 23/minute. is it normal? at what point i should consider that the breathing rate is high?
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Yes: The expected respiratory rate for a 3yo in good health is 25+/- 3 breaths/ minute with an outside limit of 25 +/- 6 before being called fast or slow. Things like fever often bring up the expected rate by 5 breaths/min per f degree.
Answered 11/15/2012
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