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Intermittent glottic airway obstruction in newborns: Intermittent glottic airway obstruction in newborns refers to a newborn baby who has a periodic blockage of the breathing passage in the area of the vocal cords. See detailed information below for a list of 3 causes of Intermittent glottic airway obstruction in newborns, Symptom Checker, including diseases and drug side effect causes.
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Medical Conditions associated with Intermittent glottic airway obstruction in newborns:
Infant health symptoms (2900 causes), Throat symptoms (3410 causes), Respiratory tract symptoms (5166 causes), Breathing symptoms (3381 causes), Larynx symptoms (231 causes), Neck symptoms (833 causes), Mouth symptoms (6864 causes), Breath symptoms (3023 causes), Voice symptoms (550 causes), Speech symptoms (1393 causes), Head symptoms (10192 causes), Face symptoms (8109 causes), Child health symptoms (230 causes), Communication symptoms (1386 causes)
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