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blameme

August 19th, 2009

my baby boy was born 2 months ago and i noticed his throat sinks in as he breaths it gets worse when he eats and gets exited can anyone tell me a why this is so im scared he may stop breathing his drs all say its normal he will out grow it

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abf16

replied August 19th, 2009

He probably will grow out of it. It may be laryngomalacia. I would go to a pediatric Ear Nose Throat doctor to check it out for sure-and to make you feel better! I am familiar with this because I am a pediatric speech pathologist. I hope this helps.

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blameme

replied August 25th, 2009

thank you abf16 i took him there and that is exactely what it is and stidor

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