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8 months baby crying too much in night
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My 8 months baby crying too much in night.
I have visited doctor. One said for ear pain other said for colic.
Give colic aid for 2-3 days. Some relexed after stopped again same problem.
She sleep at night and after 2-3 hours she started crying every day from last week
Can colic aid give on daily basis. Is there any side effect?
Any medication for gas so that gas release immediately.
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You can use digestive drops for gas trouble for few weeks...
Colicaid drops should be used for few days only...
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avoid milk and maida products
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consult online if needed...
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Do not give Colicaid on regular basis .
Use it only if u feel child is having too much problem because of gas.
Make ur baby lie down in prone position that will help relieve gas .
Burp well afetr each feed to avoid abdominal distension post feed .
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi.
Crying can be due to hunger too
Next Steps
Give calorie dense food in the evening 5-6 pm and then snacks or tiffin 1-2 times before going to bed.
Give a Luke warm water bath before sleep.
Give colicaid drops if crying
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