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My baby of 5 months keep coughing its like a dry cough, should i be worried about it?
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Cough: There can be various reasons of cough like viral infection, gastritis, allergies etc. Sometimes it can last for few weeks even after a viral infection. In general, if the baby is healthy apart from this cough, it might not be worrisome. Discuss it personally with a physician if you still have questions.
Answered 11/18/2019
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