Many children have occasional reflux, and about 25 percent have symptoms of GERD. Signs of reflux in children can include bad breath, breathing problems, nausea, vomiting, wearing on teeth, or problems or pain when swallowing. Heartburn can also occur but is more common in children older than 12.

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