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Colic aid drops daily dose
Can it be given daily? I have 3 months old baby, he seems to be having colic stomach irritation every evening.. how many drops per day? How long it will take to get over of colic pain permanently? he passes motion once in 2 days n urine count are good..
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No role of daily colicaid drops.
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Evening Colic in baby's can be because of faulty feeding techniques,
You should avoid giving colic drops daily.
Rest seems fine
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If you are bottle feeding your child wait until your baby burps every time after feed. You need not to give Colicaid everyday. Colic resolves on its own once the bowel movements mature (~6mnths). Try pacifying the child his cry in the evenings need not necessarily be colic.
Breast fed babies generally have less incidence of colic.
Dose: 5drops (0.2-0.5ml) depending on weight.
Caution: please do not give it daily, its not needed
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