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My baby (9 months) just started snorting, it doesnt seem serious since hes still active and he feeds normal. is this something we should worry about?
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Not particularly: It likely reflects irritant swelling within his nose that can be aided by a saline nose drop washout. It is otherwise noting worrisome. They make such noises at this age.
Answered 12/3/2018
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