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Gas and colic pain problems at Night
Our baby is one year and one month old. She typically stays well during the day. But at almost every alternate night she she cries too much and the reason is almost always stomach ache. We tried giving medicines like neopeptine or colicare when situations are extreme. But we also realised that it is due to the gas formation. The typical food for her is Cerelac and one solid food meal in a day. What can be done to get rid of this problem?
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Hi, i can understand your problem....
Gas trouble usually less at these age of child...
Need detail history to rule out other causes of crying at night at these age of kid....
Cannt prescribe you anything without proper evaluation....
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so consult online...
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
She is not crying of stomach pain but of hunger.
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For a 13 month old you have to give at least 5-6 times complementary food. Give her a calorie dense food at 5-6 pm
And a light snack before going to bed. If her tummy is full, she will not cry.
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