While pregnant, the symptoms of gastroschisis may not appear, you're not likely to the see the signs at this point. However, after birth doctors are responsible for recognizing the signs of this defect. Symptoms include, a lump in the abdomen and your intestine sticks through the abdominal wall near the umbilical cord. Many with gastroschisis also experience a feeling of fullness after only a few bites of food: Nausea: Vomiting: or even food coming back up …show more content…
Changes in their genes or chromosomes are reason for this defect in some infants. Also gastroschisis may be caused by a combination of genes. Other influences like; the things the mother comes in contact with; or what the mother eats or drinks; or certain medicines she uses during pregnancy, all may partake in the reasons behind gastroschisis. In addition, teenage mothers were more likely to have a baby with gastroschisis than older mothers. Lastly women who drank alcohol or smoked while pregnant were more likely to have a baby with this defect. After discovering that your baby have gastroschisis, know that it affects the baby in many