Sentence examples for difficulty in sucking from inspiring English sources

Exclusion criteria were craniofacial deformities, difficulty in sucking and newborns whose mothers refused to participate in the study.

Here we report neuropathological findings in 42 newborn lambs from a pure Churra breed flock, with clinical signs of weakness, inability to walk, difficulty in sucking and muscular rigidity observed immediately after birth.

At F1 M20, 33 years old mother, whose baby had fever due to infection and presented with difficulty in sucking and bay was allocated on Ampicillin, Gentamycin and Cloxacillin.

The animals were unable to stand, had difficulties in sucking their dams and lacked coordination.

Previous studies suggest that the gastrointestinal tract is likely to be less developed in late preterm children [ 3, 20], which may lead to difficulties in sucking and swallowing, delay in successful breastfeeding, poor weight gain, and dehydration during early postnatal weeks [ 21- 23].

Poor control of the lips may result in difficulty receiving the bolus (eg, sipping from a cup or clearing a spoon), difficulty sucking from a bottle or straw, anterior loss of food due to poor lip seal and excessive saliva loss.

This report suggests that lissencephaly should be considered in the differential diagnosis of congenital neurological disease in newborn lambs showing weakness, inability to walk and difficulty sucking.

These clinical signs are broadly consistent with those observed in these lambs, which were unable to walk, had difficulty sucking their dams and show shivering and muscular rigidity.

He may then shun the breast or have difficulty sucking from the breast.

"Really?" she said, with some difficulty, her breath still sucked in.

Trouble sucking or swallowing Decreased appetite Trouble sleeping Increased fussing or irritability Vomiting Lethargy Difficulty breathing or turning blue Change in level of awareness Inability to suck or swallow Loss of Consciousness.