Table 2. Expert consensus on infant regurgitation.

No.	Consensus statements based on expert opinion	Consensus*
1	A thickened formula is recommended for formula-fed infants with regurgitation after ruling out alarm signs.	87%
2	In the absence of alarm signs, trial of a thickened formula with Lactobacillus reuteri DSM 17938 can be considered the first-line therapy for 2–4 weeks.	80%
3	Exclusively breastfed infants with regurgitation should not be overfed; mothers should continue breastfeeding and be offered feeding advice.	100%
4	Experts agree with the Rome Working Committee’s decision to leave “troublesome” symptoms out of the new Rome IV criteria (due to difficulty defining “troublesome” in infancy”).	100%

^*Proportion of votes ≥6; consensus was reached if >75% of the working group members voted in favour of each question.