Many: Continuous cough and runny nose in an infant should be discussed with your doctor. It might be as simple as recurrent colds this time of year, but it could signify a chronic condition (wheezing or acid reflux), or a more serious infection (whooping cough or bronchiolitis). Treatments vary based on the cause, so a careful exam should be done by your pediatrician.
Answered 11/28/2017
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Sinusitis, allergy: Lot of times continuous nasal drainage could be because of allergies too, mostly molds and dust mites. Take a good history, if both parents are allergic, chances for the infant are high.
Answered 8/7/2016
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