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We have a flight to Egypt tomorrow.
Yesterday my daughter (4 years old) had a temperature of 37.5. Were at the doctor. Orvi, cough, but the lungs are clear. Said at your discretion. The ticket will burn. Would you dare to go?
Yesterday my daughter (4 years old) had a temperature of 37.5. Were at the doctor. Orvi, cough, but the lungs are clear. Said at your discretion. The ticket will burn. Would you dare to go?
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Definitely! There were many cases when Egypt was treated right from the ladder ... you take off at a pace, but you arrive healthy. And there are many such examples of miraculous recoveries, although we fly mostly in winter. The heat is already stable, and the dry climate and the magical sea will only benefit the baby. On the contrary, you have to go (this is experience, not advice))
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answered 6 years ago
I will support.
Once, on the eve of his first trip to Egypt, he caught a bad cold, and also thought about canceling the trip.
But he went, with a decent cough. In Egypt, after spending the night in the morning, he got up completely healthy. Dry climate and low humidity made themselves felt. Take your medicines with you, besides, there is a doctor in every hotel, so there shouldn't be any problems.
Once, on the eve of his first trip to Egypt, he caught a bad cold, and also thought about canceling the trip.
But he went, with a decent cough. In Egypt, after spending the night in the morning, he got up completely healthy. Dry climate and low humidity made themselves felt. Take your medicines with you, besides, there is a doctor in every hotel, so there shouldn't be any problems.
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