Saliva

EVEJ88

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i have been reading about respiratory infection, and I can't help but to get a bit worried. I noticed my baby has long strings of saliva when he opened his mouth, and when I'm handling he makes a wheezing sound, but without any movement. Could these be signs of early respiratory infection?
 

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strings of saliva between the lips is ok, bubbles are more problematic. When his mouth is open look down into his throat, if no bubbles he's probably fine. The wheezing might be some soft hissing during handling.
 
strings of saliva between the lips is ok, bubbles are more problematic. When his mouth is open look down into his throat, if no bubbles he's probably fine. The wheezing might be some soft hissing during handling.
If he opens his mouth often even at night, do you think that is an early sign?
 
He has not shown any of those signs. The saliva strings disappeared.
As of yesterday, he has not opened his mouth. I hope this is a good sign
 
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