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How Can Chest Congestion In An Infant Be Treated?

My 9 month old is congested, losing her voice. I had her at the doctors yesterday, but he said her lungs were fine and she just had a little fluid in the ears but just got over an ear infection. She has also had a mild fever. I just recently switched her to regular formula as well from Neutramagen. Not sure if that has anything to do with it. Advice?
Mon, 17 Jul 2017
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Your infant had upper respiratory tract infection as indicated by loss of voice, fever, fluid in ears (?otitis media)-commonly due to viral infection. Neutramigen is used for milk-related allergy and is unlikely to be of any help.
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How Can Chest Congestion In An Infant Be Treated?

Your infant had upper respiratory tract infection as indicated by loss of voice, fever, fluid in ears (?otitis media)-commonly due to viral infection. Neutramigen is used for milk-related allergy and is unlikely to be of any help.