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A member asked:
How do u get rid of a toddler's mucus?
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Nasal suction : This can be tricky as they are notoriously bad at properly blowing. If they will allow you to use nasal saline spray followed by a bulb suction this will help. If the mucous is caused by allergies the better thing is to address the underlying cause and prevent the mucous.
Answered 4/15/2020
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