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My nine month old baby girl woke up out of breath(struggling to breath) twice last night. i picked her up and patted her back. breathing went back to normal. what do you think was the cause for this. should i be worried? need i take her to her pedia
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I would: The symptoms mentioned are a bit vague to understand the problem. But the pattern does sound worrisome enough to require an urgent or emergent evaluation. Go now.
Answered 4/26/2020
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