Poor feeding

Poor feeding in infants
Definition:
Poor feeding occurs when an infant demonstrates either a lack of interest in feeding, or an inability to take in adequate nutrition.
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Poor feeding
Feeding problems may include difficulty with a baby's suck at the breast or bottle, lack of hunger, problems with spitting up, and weight loss.
Feeding difficulties ...
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Poor Feeding in Infants
Poor Skin Turgor (Skin Turgor)
Postnasal Drip (Nasal Discharge)
Preauricular Tag or Pit
Pregnancy - Vaginal Bleeding (Vaginal Bleeding in Pregnancy) ...
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Early signs of infection can be as subtle as poor feeding, lethargy, or poor temperature control. Women with vaginal group B strep can transmit it to their infant before birth, after the membranes are ruptured, or during the delivery.
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irritability, lethargy, poor feeding, drowsiness or seizures. Older children may complain of the more typical meningitis symptoms - severe headache, dislike of bright light or noise, and neck stiffness.
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If your baby was born at 36 to 38 weeks gestational age — several weeks early — be particularly careful to watch for the development of jaundice or poor feeding.
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Fretfulness (irritability) and not sleeping well.
Poor feeding.
Apnea, where breathing stops for about 15 to 20 seconds. This usually occurs only in babies who were born prematurely and who also have a history of apnea.
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or wheezing sound; laboured breathing that makes a child's rib muscles retract (muscles between ribs draw inward with each breath); vomiting; chest pain; abdominal pain; decreased activity; loss of appetite (in older children) or poor feeding (in ...
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A newborn with congenital syphilis may have symptoms immediately after birth or seem normal for the first two to three weeks of life. Symptoms include severe pneumonia, poor feeding, swelling of the liver and spleen, jaundice, fever and anemia.
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Weak cry
Usually inactive, may be unusually active immediately after birth
Ineffective suck and swallow (poor feeding)
Enlarged clitoris (female infant)
Small scrotum, smooth without ridges (male infant) ...
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