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My son has been making these odd grunting and throat noises. he says he hes not in pain and can breath fine theres no signs of breathing issues or illness but involuntarily grunting and throat sounds that he does repetitively?
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I would speak to his pediatrician about the pattern. Write down when you 1st noticed it and all its featured. This is an age when simple tics can emerge. Some can be minor and disappear on their own in a few months. Others can become a lifelong issue.
Answered 11/15/2022
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