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Colic Pain Medicine For 3 months old
My son is 3 months and 15 days old. Till date, he suffers from colic pain. My doctor recommended me Neopeptine drops for a week and after that if colic pain continues, 5 drops of colimex. My son was relieved after giving neopeptine drops for a week, but after that week, he was still crying in night. So, I started colimex. Colimex works fine for my baby, but I don't know, how long should I continue. Whenever I think of skipping the medicine, baby cries inconsolably at night, and after giving colimex, he sleeps peacefully. Can you guide me, how long should I continue and will it affect my child's health?
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Give as and when your baby has such episodes.good that your baby is getting relief.
Other measures would be to always Burp baby,keep upright after feeds.walk around with a gentle rhythmic movement,that helps colicky baby.
Do some daily cycling exercise with your baby.if bottle feeding ensure you use a colic friendly bottle ,the nipple hole should not be too big ,and baby should not suck air via the bottle.all these measure help in preventing colic.
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Give it only if your child has colicky pain on sos basis. Thank you
Dr Aditi Birje
MD PEDIATRICS KEM HOSPITAL MUMBAI
Shree Gurumaauli Pediatric Clinic Yogi Nagar Borivali West Mumbai
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