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Heavy breathing, fever, harsh cough. refusing bottle. what's going on she's 11mths?
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Take her to doctor: It is impossible to tell what is going on without an examination. For an 11 month old to have these symptoms it could be an infection. Please have her seen by a doctor today.
Answered 2/19/2015
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