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I have a 2 year old child, who is always sick, excessively sweating, not having appetite, coughing always, vomiting and bad breath. i tried different doctors with no success, some they say he has a respiratory problem and heart.
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Chest imaging: Please have your PCP obtain a chest radiograph and assessment of his oxygenation. IF he is having trouble breathing, not gaining weight, he may need to be hospitalized.
Answered 9/28/2019
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