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My 2 week old sounds hoarse and conjested, but no fever. is this something i need to get checked out or am i being paranoid? i'm a first time mom.
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It's ok : No apologies are necessary for being a first time mom! Does she have a fever? Is she feeding well? Is she breathing normally? If no fever, feedings going well, and breathing comfortably you can continue to watch her at home!
Answered 9/26/2016
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