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bushbabe6

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white film on tongue, smelly breath, not eating or drinking Posted: 01-31-08 02:38am


my year old had a fever for 2 days which has now gone but i noticed she has a white film on her tongue and smelly breath, she also doesn't want to eat or drink much. any ideas what it may be?

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Posted: 02-18-08 16:33pm


It could be a yeast or an infection of some sort. You should take him to a doctor.

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