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Excessive crying
Hi.. please suggest my son 30days old has been crying a lot..changed to similac powder from dexolac powder..non stop crying holding breath..what would be the reason.
And please let me know any paediatric available today near vanasthalipuram area.
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Crying in 30 days old may be due to colicky pain...
You can give colicaid drops to relieve gas discomfort....
You can also use digestive drops...
Next Steps
burp well for 15mins after feeding..
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consult in person to nearby pediatrician if crying persist
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Hi..excessive cry during infancy most commonly is due to colic pain ( adbomen discomfort) ..u can give a trial of colic aid drops to relieve discomfort
Use of top feeds such as dexolac or similac can cause abdomen discomfort more often
So kindly plan for exclusive breastfeeding ..if u have breastfeeding issues kindly address those issues with consulting a local paediatrician
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if cry is excessive and unconsolable kindly consult a paediatrician asap
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
Crying could be due to tummy pain or insufficient feeds
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Give colicaid drops and apply coconut oil around umbilicus and massage in a circular pattern daily
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