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Infant Cold Symptoms...blocked nasal/throat passage Posted: 10-08-07 23:54pm


My 7 week old son has the following symptoms: congestion irregular breathing choking on saliva & nasal mucus to date, has had a cold for 4 1/2 weeks I was told by my doctor that it was normal but him waking me up out of my sleep choking to clear his passage is NOT normal. Can anyone tell me what's wrong?

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