esophageal atresia (ea)

What are the Symptoms of Esophageal Atresia?

Symptoms of EA typically present shortly after birth and can include:
Difficulty feeding
Excessive drooling
Coughing or choking during feeding
Cyanosis (bluish skin color) especially during feeding
Respiratory distress

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