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Gastric reflux with regurgitation is not an uncommon feeding problem in the young child. It can cause acute distress for both the child and parents, as well as major disruptions to the family functioning. Reflux is commonly managed with a variety of strategies, including feeding management, practical techniques and medication. Resolution is quickly achieved in some instances, but in others, or where these strategies are not seen as desirable, there may be a need to consider alternatives.
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