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My 4 month old has been rubbing his face / eyes and all stuffy and sicky for two days also not sleeping well any ideas as to what it is? cant see doc
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Mucus: Babies can't blow their noses properly and they produce excess mucus. He may be wiping his nose reflexly across his face. The stivky stuff is probably mucus.
Answered 9/28/2016
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