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Written by Thomas Green
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 The acid reflux symptoms would be hard to detect in children and infants. Children and infants spit up or vomit frequently which may be caused due to GERD. GERD in children cannot be detected, as children will not be able to tell where it hurts or even give clue what is happening in them. Infants cry and complain that increases the stress levels and may need urgent attention. The most common symptoms of GERD in children are frequent or chronic vomiting, wet burps, persistent cough, chest pain and reswallowing. But some of these symptoms are found and is common with healthy children and infants too. |
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Written by Thomas Green
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 Cough is a very common symptom that prompts an individual to visit a primary care physician for the initial rounds of investigation. Gerd cough is caused due to acute viral upper respiratory tract infection and also due to smoking by individuals. Most of these types of cough would persist for a few days but certain cough would persist for months to years. This makes the patients to seek relief from this incessant cough by going to different physicians who can provide a solution for their problem. |
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