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How can respiratory therapists help sick/stuffy nose babies?
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They can't: You can help with some saline nasal spray. If it persists, you need to see your pediatrician or an ent. A respiratory therapist is usually a hospital based allied health professional who helps with respiratory care in the hospital... Ventilation management.
Answered 11/11/2011
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Cant: Baby has a cold? Just keep their nose clean and let them rest.
Answered 9/15/2013
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