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GER - Gastroesophageal refluxGastroesophageal reflux, otherwise knows as acid reflux or GER, is a painful condition that affects approximately two thirds of all babies at various degrees. Some parents misdiagnose GER for having a fussy baby or feel that the reason the baby is crying is due to their parenting. Untreated GER can result in surgical correction if the problem persists to long. Trust your instincts that if your child is crying in excess, there might be an underlying issue such as GER.

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