gastrointestinal monitoring

What are the Signs That Indicate Gastrointestinal Issues?

Symptoms that may suggest GI disorders in neonates include:
Vomiting or regurgitation
Abdominal distension
Bloody stools
Feeding intolerance
Poor weight gain

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