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Would you take a three year old to the doctor's for...

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emkana · 23/03/2007 22:12

... a runny nose, with basically two green slugs permanently attached? (sorry tmi)

When dd2 has a cold her nose is constantly running, but apart from that she's fine.

I don't see it as a problem at all, but the playleader at her playgroup has said to me twice now that she would take her to the GP (because green = infected) and that her son had an inhaler for this sort of thing.

I think that's a bit ott or am I wrong?

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brimfull · 25/03/2007 00:05

that's what I'm like atm emakana,really wheezy in the morning....brilliant now.Off to bed to become wheezy g'night .

emkana · 25/03/2007 19:27

How are all the wheezers today?
Ds much improved.
And dd2's slugs seem on the way out as well.

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alibobins · 25/03/2007 19:36

DS has decided to join in thought we'd got away with it this time

Nemo2007 · 25/03/2007 19:41

hi all
DD1 is doing a lot better not as wheezy as was which is a bonus!
Also think our bugs are on the way out fingers crossed

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