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My daughter has been having a lot of trouble breathing. constant coughing. shortness of breath. can only draw in half of a breath. her oxygen is normal. history of undiagnosed breathing issues. what is the best next step? er? pediatrician?

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Dr. Clarence Grim
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You did not say how old? Did she inhale a peanut. Is she smoking. Go to uptodate.com and read more. Then discuss with your team. No
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