The more other foods baby gets, the less risk there is from nutrient gaps in your milk
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Early warning signs include persistent fatigue that does not improve with rest, difficulty concentrating or brain fog, tingling or numbness in hands and feet, weakness in the legs, dizziness when standing up, pale or yellowish skin, and a sore or swollen tongue
showed a 98% survival rate in pediatric patients older than 30 days who presented with an hyperammonemic attack
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A report of rectal diverticulum in a newborn raises the possibility of this condition being congenital