“My baby can’t burp!"
"He/she cries with colic, sometimes for a long time."
"So much spitting up and even projectile vomiting!"
"I’ve never seen such a gassy baby!”
Babies and older children with this condition are in misery, and so are their parents, with the stress of it all. The answer might be a dysfunction of the upper esophageal sphincter (Retrograde CricoPharyngeus Dysfunction, or R-CPD).
When such babies grow older, those with severe cases of R-CPD may refuse to eat, and may continue to complain of stomach distress.
In this video, Dr. Robert Bastian explains this “new” diagnosis that can cause all of these symptoms. Parents who are exhausted and depressed may find here a glimmer of hope.
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Timestamps:
00:00 introduction
00:59 R-CPD in Adults
01:30 R-CPD in Babies
03:55 Solutions to R-CPD
If you would like to have an educational / informational Zoom call with Dr. Robert Bastian please contact us at Info@laryngopedia.com. Learn more: [ Ссылка ]
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(also in Italian, French and Spanish)
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