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My 5 year old daughter has been coughing the last 2 nights and she seems she is swallowing some mucus .what can it be and how can it be treated.
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Cough in children: 5 year old with nocturnal cough and mucus production could represent viral syndrome, allergies, post nasal drip.
Answered 4/3/2018
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