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2 Months baby Cries alot
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My 2 months old baby cries alot on certain days after the afternoon time. He only needs continuous feeding and he keeps calm. As when he is not feeding he keeps crying. We try alot to keep him calm but he is not settling for hours. Due too much crying his voice also changed. He do not have any fever or vomitting. Feeding also properly and pees properly as well more 8 to 9 times a day and passes stool 2 to 3 times. We try everything to calm him but nothing works. We also give him colocaid drops but that also dont work. Please suggest what can be the reason. And how to deal with this?
He is completely on breastfeed.
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The exact cause of colic is unknown, but potential factors include digestive discomfort (gas or indigestion), an immature digestive system, or sensitivity to something in the mother's diet if breastfeeding.
Continue feeding as needed, as this provides comfort.
Try different soothing techniques such as rocking, swaddling, or white noise.
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