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Croup Definition
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A child with croup has an infection that causes inflammation of the windpipe, which causes a barking cough. Occasionally, croup can cause narrowing of the windpipe, which results in severe difficulty breathing.
Most cases of croup resolve without treatment within 7 days. Croup is very common in children between 6 months and 4 years old. Continue to Croup Incidence
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