immature lower esophageal sphincter

What are the Symptoms of an Immature LES in Newborns?

Symptoms of an immature LES in newborns can vary but commonly include:
- Frequent spitting up or vomiting
- Irritability, especially after feeding
- Poor feeding and weight gain
- Coughing or wheezing
- Apnea (breathing pauses)

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