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Will it be painful for my two and a half year daughter to have a nasal endoscopy?
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Not really: There will be potentially some kicking and crying, but in reality there is no significant pain, but rather a strong unfamiliar discomfort. She probably will not be a huge fan of the procedure, but it should not be traumatic.
Answered 12/14/2012
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