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Hi, my 6 month old baby has a leaking nose, heavy chest and a slight cough
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Call his/her doctor: At this age, it is difficult to determine the cause of symptoms without an exam. If there is a fever, this is affecting his/her drinking/eating, or there is difficulty breathing, it would important to have your baby examined by the doctor. Please call them for an appointment for an exam so that your baby can be properly evaluated and treated if necessary.
Answered 7/15/2020
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