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I was told my 1 yr old sons epiglottis is not closing properly hes never been intubated before should i be concerned that this is happening?
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Epiglottis: if the means by that tracheomacia, it should improve with time. If it is related to the vocal cord, youight want to consult ENT
Answered 7/19/2018
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