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Hi. should i take my child (4) to er if he is stil having difficulty breathing, he has had his forst dose of aspelin 3 hours ago, aswell as antibiotica amd ive neubilized him twice with duolin. im very worried?
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Don't allow breathing difficulties get too far ahead. I recommend proceeding to the hospital emergency room where prompt evaluation and care are available.
Answered 3/3/2021
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