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19 months, low fever for 2 days now, drooling, rubbing the back of his ear and cheeks, crying and whining excessively when lying flat in crib.
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Vague symptoms: This could be as simple as a cold/congestion that will pass in a week or so.It could also be an evolving ear infection that would need an evaluation.You must come up with a decision on when to check it out or just monitor at home.
Answered 2/27/2017
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