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What Causes Cough and Congestion in Children?

Cough and congestion are common symptoms in children, often caused by viral infections such as the common cold or the flu. Other causes include allergies, asthma, and bacterial infections like pneumonia or sinusitis. Exposure to irritants like tobacco smoke and pollutants can also contribute to these symptoms.

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