Wheezing in infants under one year of age is a common clinical finding that usually indicates lower airway obstruction. It is most often associated with viral respiratory infections that cause inflammation and narrowing of the small airways, leading to noisy breathing, coughing, and increased work of breathing. Early recognition and careful assessment are important to ensure appropriate management and to rule out more serious underlying conditions.
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