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Results 1 - 10 of 30 for Failure to thrive
  1. Failure to thrive refers to children whose current weight or rate of weight gain is much lower than that ... Failure to thrive may be caused by medical problems or factors in the child's environment, such as abuse or ...
  2. ... of similar age and sex. This is called failure to thrive . The child may not grow and develop normally. Adults may also have failure to thrive, with weight loss, muscle wasting, weakness, and even ...
  3. ... that gets worse (progressive encephalopathy) Dehydration Developmental delays Failure to thrive Lethargy Seizures Vomiting ... a provider if your child has signs of: Failure-to-thrive Developmental delays
  4. ... or slow heart rhythm) Delayed growth and development ( failure to thrive in infancy) Heart failure Infective endocarditis (bacterial infection ...
  5. ... include: Blue coloring to the skin (cyanosis) Coughing Failure to thrive Poor appetite Rapid breathing Respiratory failure Wheezing
  6. ... appear to stick out more and more Irritability Failure to thrive Fever Frequent urination Headache Jaundice Limping Mental decline ...
  7. ... legs Dizziness or fainting Decreased ability to exercise Failure to thrive Leg cramps with exercise Nosebleed Poor growth Pounding ...
  8. ... fast ( palpitations ) Shortness of breath Weight loss and failure to thrive in infants Other symptoms that can occur with ...
  9. ... Small testicles and genital changes Other possible symptoms: Failure to thrive Learning disability Low birth weight Intellectual disability
  10. ... jaundice) Poor feeding and growth as a baby, failure to thrive Problems after eating fruits and other foods that ...
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