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My one and a half year old has had a fever since about 13:00 yesterday. she is till warm now and is breathing heavily. should i be rushing to a doctor?
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Heavy breathing: A visit to a doctor or urgent care facility ASAP is highly advisable
Answered 6/10/2018
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