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Hi! my 11 weeks girl s having a cough during night waking episodes or when she try crying. there is no fever, no apetite loss, no pulmonary sounds. this condition persist from 4 weeks and s getting worse. can you give me a clue, please?
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Cough: Cough can be a multitude of things. Can be a cold that is lingering, a postnasal drip where choking on phlegm at night or an underrated cause of coughing can be reflux which can cause a chronic cough. Discuss with your pediatrician.
Answered 12/10/2016
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