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Hi, my boy nearly 6 months old lately he just wants to sleep could there be something wrong he still drinking and wet nappies and all and seems happy?
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Yes!: Take him to see your pediatrician. Excessive sleep in a six month old could range from -- normal behavior to serious illness like viral me ignites, influenza etc.
Answered 2/3/2013
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