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Results 1 - 10 of 60 for feeding syndrome
  1. Symptoms of Williams syndrome are: Feeding problems, including colic, reflux , and vomiting Inward bend of the small finger Sunken chest Heart disease or blood vessel ...
  2. ... abdomen, foul-smelling watery diarrhea, lethargy, and poor feeding. Perforation or rupture of the intestine. Short bowel syndrome, a condition that can lead to malnourishment and ...
  3. ... These include: Problems with genes, such as Down syndrome Organ problems Hormone problems Damage to the brain or central nervous system, which may cause feeding difficulties in an infant Heart or lung problems, ...
  4. ... syndrome Trisomy 13 Trisomy 18 XO syndrome ( Turner syndrome )
  5. ... heart defects may also require surgery. When breast-feeding, your baby ... can successfully breastfeed. Obesity can become a problem ...
  6. These complications can occur: Development of tumors Feeding problems due to enlarged tongue Breathing problems due to enlarged tongue Scoliosis due to hemihypertrophy
  7. ... right away if your infant: Eats less (decreased feeding) Has blue (cyanotic) skin Has new changes in breathing patterns
  8. Children with this syndrome typically grow to become functioning adults of normal intelligence. ... Complications may include: Feeding difficulty Speaking difficulty Communication problems Vision problems
  9. ... is not a sign of sudden infant death syndrome ( SIDS ). Some infants will vomit or spit up after each feeding, but have nothing physically wrong with them. They ...
  10. ... for people with short bowel or short gut syndrome or advanced liver disease, or who must receive all nutrients through a feeding line . Kidney transplant is an option for someone ...
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