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Results 1 - 10 of 63 for Feeding difficulties
  1. ... labored breathing, leading to a lack of oxygen Feeding difficulty (food may go into the windpipe instead of ... Develops any other symptoms of SMA Has difficulty feeding Breathing difficulty can rapidly become an emergency condition.
  2. ... such as: Breathing problems Extreme drowsiness or sleepiness Feeding difficulties Fever High-pitched cry No pulse (heartbeat) Seizures ...
  3. ... Cardiac problems Kidney failure Severe malnutrition caused by feeding difficulty, leading to failure to thrive Squamous cell skin ...
  4. ... as cyanosis (the lips may also be blue) Feeding difficulties Failure to gain weight and grow Frequent pneumonia or infections Pale skin ( pallor ) Rapid breathing Rapid heartbeat ... (rare in children) Trouble breathing, especially during feeding
  5. ... child sleeps Choking episodes Congestive heart failure Death Feeding difficulties Low blood oxygen and brain damage (due to difficulty breathing) Type of high blood pressure called pulmonary hypertension
  6. Symptoms of this disorder include: Coma Feeding difficulties Lethargy Seizures Urine that smells like maple syrup Vomiting
  7. ... a young child who has the following symptoms: Feeding difficulties High-pitched cry Irritability Persistent unexplained fever Meningitis ...
  8. ... in a young child who has these symptoms: Feeding difficulties High-pitched cry Irritability Persistent, unexplained fever
  9. ... brain or central nervous system, which may cause feeding difficulties in an infant Heart or lung problems, which ...
  10. ... tangled hair Pudgy, rosy cheeks, sagging facial skin Feeding difficulties Irritability Decreased muscle tone (hypotonia), floppiness Low body ...
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