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My 5 year old always have phlegm and it does not seem to go away. she suffers from nausea because of the phlegm?
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Post nasal drip : Nasal allergies, sinusitis and acid reflux can do this. Some tests are needed to find out which one of these is the culprit and treatment is done according to the cause. An ent specialist for children is the kind of doctor you want to see.
Answered 10/20/2018
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