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Hi, my son was diagnosed with rhinovirus and admitted at the hospital. he is recovering but he doesnt sleep well. he is having nightmares. could that be caused by the medication that they gave him?
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It is more likely to be due to being in a different and strange environment. You may wait for the child to return home for a week or so to consider if the issue warrants evaluation. Wish you and your son good health!
Answered 3/12/2021
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