The term birdwatching appeared for the first time as the title of a book Bird Watching by Edmund Selous in 1901. In North America, the identification of birds, once thought possible only by shooting was made possible by the emergence of optics and field identification guides.
Infants with GERD can also have some or all of the following recurring symptoms: 1  arching of the back, often during or right after feeding. 2  colicâcrying that lasts for more than 3 hours a day with no medical cause. 3  coughing. gagging or trouble swallowing.  irritability, particularly after 1  feeding. pneumoniaâan infection in one or both of the lungs.
Usually when we think of the symptoms of GERD we think heartburn foremost. That burning sensation that can start behind the breastbone. In the elderly, symptoms often show up in the mouth, throat, or lungs. Symptoms that can occur in the throat include hoarseness, dry cough, feeling like there is a lump in the throat or food stuck in the throat, trouble swallowing (dysphagia), chronic sore throat. Respiratory symptoms that can occur include coughing and wheezing.