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My daughter has been gagging tremendously. it got so bad that she choked and couldn't breathe. she has choked before just not that bad. she also developed an air bubble and she couldn't breathe because of that as well. what could be wrong.
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More information : It depends on the age of your daughter. If she is nursing, slower feeds,burping mid feed and afterwards while feeding at an angle may be helpful. Please discuss with your pediatrician, and a swallowing study may be indicated. A virtual consultation is available at Healthtap to assist you and your pediatrician.
Answered 12/31/2019
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