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Results: Differences General Regurgitation syndrome in newborns
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 16%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 13%(0)
Radiography of the area 11%(0)
Other hormones 8%(1)
Infection tests 7%(0)
Measurements at the reception 6%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 48%
acne of newborns 43%
intestinal colic 40%
increased sensitivity to noise 37%
intolerant to noise 37%
wakes up at 3 nights 36%
congestion belching 35%
colic 33%
drug allergy 28%
skin diseases of newborns 28%
childhood diseases 27%
pimples on the face 25%
skin problems 25%
allergy 25%
acne face 25%
increased sensitivity 25%
pylorostenosis 25%
increased 22%
the child does not eat 18%
child spits 18%
nose nursing mom 17%
digestive disorders 17%
emptiness in the chest 16%
congenital pylorostenosis 16%
dyspepsia in children 16%
vomiting 16%
belching from milk 15%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 15%
immaturity 15%
artificial feeding 14%
congenital intestinal obstruction 14%
gastrocardium syndrome 14%
pronounced defense of abdominal muscles 14%
is gaining weight well 13%
reflux esophagitis 13%
weight gain 12%
vomiting from excitement 12%
improvement after belching 12%
perinatal encephalopathy 12%
sweats with fear 12%
spits 12%
intestinal obstruction 12%
gerd in children 12%
smell of blood is 12%
fear in the abdomen 12%
premature babies 12%
full baby 12%
belching air 12%
burping with food 11%
hard muscles 11%
expansion of the esophagus 11%
trauma 11%
fear of vomiting 11%
sweating with excitement 11%
head skin sweating 11%
frequent eructation 11%
salivation 10%
vomiting during meals 10%
empty 10%
consequences of head injury 10%
birth trauma 10%
vomiting food 10%
anxiety disorders in children 10%
regurgitation syndrome in newborns 10%
defense of abdominal muscles 10%
moody child 10%
impaired gastric function 10%
worried about loved ones 10%
consequence of hormone treatment 10%
arterial hypertension in children 10%
restless child 10%
gastroesophageal reflux disease 10%
spinal injury 9%
sluggish baby 9%
dermatosis 9%
fundamental 9%
effects of taking hormones 9%
nerve damage 9%
history medical mother's 9%
consequences of taking medications 9%
allergic rash 9%
vomiting bile 9%
pompe disease 9%
respiratory allergy 9%
skin irritation 9%
allergy to the skin 9%
drug disease 9%
is gaining weight poorly 9%
gastrointestinal problems 9%
food is poorly digested 9%
encephalopathy 8%
sweating is increased 8%
conservative 8%
nausea vomiting 8%
head injury 8%
consequences of childbirth 8%
anxiety 8%
pale skin 8%
is better in nature 8%
full 8%
overweight 8%
diseases of infants 8%
allergy to medications 8%
history of surgery 8%
psychosomatics 8%
blockage of blood vessels 8%
history of chest surgery 8%
muscle damage 8%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 8%
emaciation 7%
wound 7%
damage to the nervous system 7%
hypertension 7%
vascular damage 7%
subacute condition 7%
angioplasty 7%
unspecified mental disorders 7%
rapid weight loss 7%
nausea 7%
patient's condition 6%
vomiting fountain 6%

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