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RUMINATION DISORDER

Introduction to Rumination Disorder and Clinical Overview Rumination disorder, historically referred to in some clinical circles as regurgitative dysphagia, represents a complex and frequently misunderstood functional gastrointestinal condition. It is fundamentally characterized by the recurrent and persistent regurgitation of recently ingested food, which may then be re-chewed, re-swallowed, or expelled from the mouth. Unlike typical […]

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FEEDING PROBLEM

Definition and Scope of Feeding Problems The term Feeding Problem, often used interchangeably with Feeding Disturbance, refers to a wide spectrum of difficulties encountered by infants, children, and sometimes adults, pertaining to the ingestion, digestion, or retention of food. This condition is clinically significant because it involves behavioral patterns surrounding eating that are severe enough […]

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