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14 mo old has had cold for 9 days. is this normal?
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A cold can last 7-10: Common cold is very common in infants and toddlers. Average symptoms can last usually around 7 days. Should be evaluated after 7 days of symptoms. As long as the symptoms are just clear nasal discharge, its ok for up to days. If the symptoms last beyond that or if it is associated with fever , cough or green nasal discharge, should be evaluated to r/o sinusitis.
Answered 9/4/2013
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