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What is normal underarm temperature for three month old. she has cough and stopped up nose. dr said just use saline drops if she doesn't have fever. ?
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Below 100 F: Saline drops are best at this age, no prescription meds under 6 months unless very ill, in which case you see your doctor-Peds
Answered 2/10/2017
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