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While breastfeeding my 35weeks preterm baby who is 1month old choked and innediately i patted onmy back placing him sideways in bed and the mucus and cough came through nose and mouth immediately cleaned nose and put saline drops..went to casulaity and from there checked saturation and RR..saturation is 97 and RR is 52..is it normal for 1month old baby
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Greetings RR is slightly High it may be due to nasal block so check again after applying Nasal drop or visit a pediatrician in person
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