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My daughter is 6 weeks old and for about a month she has had trouble breathing after she eats and has shortened breath, should i be concerned?
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Yes.: Congenital problems might cause such symptoms. They include heart defects and anatomic abnormalities of the esophagus and trachea (breathing passage).
Answered 1/4/2020
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