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Reasons to be called colic babyColic baby
is a baby that suffers due to abdominal pain and cries a lot due to
this pain. A colic baby can have symptoms until its third month. But
parents need not worry if they have a colic baby, as colic is not a
serious physical disorder or disease. In addition, the colic baby is
relieved of its symptoms after three months of age on its own.
One of the other common symptoms visible in a colic baby is reddened of the face. Another visible symptom of a colic baby is pulling of the legs up to the stomach and then fully stretching. The other symptoms that can be common in a colic baby include foot getting cold and hand getting clenched. A colic baby remains to stay healthy even when the symptoms can be visibly noted .A colic baby refuses to eat or becomes fussy soon after eating. In addition, a colic baby faces difficulty falling and staying asleep. A colic baby can be sensitive to cow's milk and so it is better to prefer other milk sources such as goat's milk or soy milk. The colic baby can be given gripe water, which is one of the widely used medications that helps release the trapped gas. You can walk with your colic baby or sit in a rocking chair to provide some relief from pain. Burping your colic baby more often during feedings is one of the other measures that could provide some relief. Placing your colic baby across your lap on his or her belly and rubbing on its back is one of the other measures that relieve pain.
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