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My son is 1. his temp is 99 to 103 he's coughing n breathing hard n exhausted yet don't sleep. could this be a cold? o worse
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Labored breathing: Your child needs to be seen on an emergncy basis. His labored breathing and fever indicate that he has a serious illness such as pneumonia. Go to the er asap.
Answered 12/10/2013
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