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Why my 5 year old daughter yawns while she sleeps and her skin is so pale. her blood counts were normal 4 months ago. should i be worry?
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No: That's normal, and that's her skin tone, enjoy your daughter, if still in doubt convey your concerns to her pediatrician for reassurance
Answered 11/27/2017
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