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My baby cried a lot yesterday and started coughing today... is it perhaps from a sore throat?
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Wouldn't assume so: Babies cry for no specific reason & they can become raspy from vocal cord overuse. They usually cough because of airborne irritants/smoke/dust/fragrances/etc. that fill their environment or to expel mucus.
Answered 5/11/2019
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