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Colimex for Colic

2019-07-06 19:21:15
My baby is one month old and is suffering from colic. Is it safe to give colimex every time baby is crying during the nights?
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No, its not safe to give colimex under 6mo.age. you should use as much less med as possible till 6mo atleast. Try to console him, especially by taking him into open air, which is proved to reduce colic

Answered2019-07-07 04:14:12

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Give colicaid drops use colimax only of it does not solve the problem as such colimax is for above 6 months

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