Print this map. The ancient diamond shaped country of India, the largest region of the Indian Subcontinent, extends from the Himalayan Mountains in the north and south into the tropical reaches of the Indian Ocean. With a population of 1,220,800,359 (2013 est).
The most common symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux in infants and children are: 1  Frequent or recurrent vomiting. 2  Frequent or persistent cough or wheezing. 3  Refusing to eat or difficulty eating (choking or gagging with feeding) Heartburn, gas, abdominal pain, or colicky behavior (frequent crying and fussiness) associated with feeding or immediately after. Regurgitation and re-swallowing. Complaining of a sour taste in their mouth, especially in the morning.
1 Breastmilk oversupply or forceful let-down (milk ejection reflex) can cause reflux-like symptoms, and usually can be remedied with simple measures. 2  Food sensitivities can cause excessive spitting. 3  The most likely offender is cowâs milk products (in babyâs or momâs diet). Breastfeed! 2  Reflux is less common in breastfed babies. 3  In addition, breastfed babies with reflux have been shown to have shorter and fewer reflux episodes and less severe reflux at night than formula-fed babies [Heacock 1992].