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2 and half month baby and wheezing sound
Baby is 2 and half month..few days baby is wheezing from the Throat..nose are clear..but when he inhale and exhale breath there were a sound of wheezing comes from Throat..what to do..it is common or have some issues. Guide us what to do ??
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It's normal sounds of breathing, as long as baby is healthy, gaining weight, and no other complaints. Salt water drops - 2-3 drops when ever you hear breathing sounds. Take care.
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Dr. Alka Parasher
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Pls consult your pediatrician in person or make a video n upload for clear diagnoses.
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Dr. Prathibha Reddy
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11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
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Problem, if der. Is any difficulty in breathing or any choking episodes . Consult paediatrician
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