precipitating In a child/young person older than 1 Reported from birth or factors year: first few weeks of life Starts a few weeks of life Obvious precipitating factors coinciding with the start of symptoms: fissure, change of diet, timing of potty/toilet training or acute events such as infections, moving house, starting nursery/school, fears and phobias, major change in family, taking medicines Passage of Normal (within 48 after birth, Failure to pass Meconium in term baby) meconium/delay (more than 48 hours after birth, in term baby) Stool 'Ribbon stools' (more likely in patterns a child younger than 1 year) In a child younger than 1 year: Generally well, weight and height No 'red flag' but see 'amber Growth and within normal limits flag' below General wellbeing In a person older than 1 year: Generally well, weight and height within normal limits, fit and active Symptoms in No neurological problems in legs Previously unknown or (such as falling over in a undiagnosed weakness in legs/ locomotor development person older than 1 legs, locomotor year),normal locomotor development Abdomen Abdominal distension with vomiting Diet and fluid In a child younger than 1 year: Intake Changes in infant formula, weaning, insufficient fluid intake In a child/young person older than 1 year: History of poor diet and/or insufficient fluid intake
precipitating factors In a child/young person older than 1 year: Starts a few weeks of life Obvious precipitating factors coinciding with the start of symptoms: fissure, change of diet, timing of potty/toilet training or acute events such as infections, moving house, starting nursery/school, fears and phobias, major change in family, taking medicines Reported from birth or first few weeks of life Passage of Meconium Normal (within 48 after birth, in term baby) Failure to pass meconium/delay (more than 48 hours after birth, in term baby) Stool patterns 'Ribbon stools' (more likely in a child younger than 1 year) Growth and General wellbeing In a child younger than 1 year: Generally well, weight and height within normal limits In a person older than 1 year: Generally well, weight and height within normal limits, fit and active No 'red flag' but see 'amber flag' below Symptoms in legs/ locomotor development No neurological problems in legs (such as falling over in a person older than 1 year),normal locomotor development Previously unknown or undiagnosed weakness in legs, locomotor Abdomen Abdominal distension with vomiting Diet and fluid Intake In a child younger than 1 year: Changes in infant formula, weaning, insufficient fluid intake In a child/young person older than 1 year: History of poor diet and/or insufficient fluid intake
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