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A member asked:

My bffs daughter. 4 yrs old, doesn't have breathing problems but her lips randomly turn dark blue.. what's causing this?

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Blue lips: This may indicate a cardiac issue, she needs to mention it to the pediatrician.

Dr Sartina agreed

Answered 8/25/2013

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Dr. Jon Spiers answered

Specializes in Thoracic Surgery

Could be serious: Blue lips are not normal so i suggest a consultation with a pediatrician asap.

Dr Armendariz agreed

Answered 9/11/2013

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