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Newborn head cold

  • 02-01-2017 12:32am
    #1
    Beanybabog
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    My 4 week old has a cold. She's s bit stuffed up and snotty but eating sleepy and generally acting well. However google suggests that the usual advice is any baby under 3 months should be brought to the doctor with a cold. Is this right?


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  • #2
    fits
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    Beanybabog wrote: »
    My 4 week old has a cold. She's s bit stuffed up and snotty but eating sleepy and generally acting well. However google suggests that the usual advice is any baby under 3 months should be brought to the doctor with a cold. Is this right?

    It's probably because they can find it difficult to breathe. Do you have a nurse line you can call with your health insurance?


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    Beanybabog
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    Thanks fits I never thought of that! I do and I called. Many thanks


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