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My 3 year old son had a bath and after that he happened to sit near open windows at home for 5 minutes when his hair was still wet. it was 40 degrees outside. next day he has runny nose and coughing.is it because he sat near open windows w/ wet hair?
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This is an old husbands tale. No it is most likely he caught a cold virus from someone else. Ask your friends you and he has been around.
Answered 11/21/2021
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