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My 4 year old child was playing in the pool and fell in for about 10 seconds she is ok was crying i need to know if she will be ok?
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Most likely: I would watch her out of the pool for 6-8 hrs & monitor her breathing. If she plays normally, feeds & drinks without developing any breathing issues she will be fine.
Answered 11/26/2018
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