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My 2 months baby extremely crying
My 2-month-old baby has intense crying spells every night that last for up to 4 hours. During these episodes, his face turns dark red, and he tenses or stretches his body as if in severe pain.I can hear audible gas sounds in his stomach within 2–3 minutes of latching, which immediately leads to loud, inconsolable crying.I have been using Colicaid daily to calm him down. While it helps within 30 minutes, I am concerned about the safety and necessity of giving this medication every day for an extended period. The crying is so loud and persistent that standard soothing techniques do not work, and I feel helpless in managing his pain. Please advice.
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Usg is needed if child is suffering from some abdominal discomfort.otherwise heart disease ear infection fever uti  may be the cause.lactation should be proper.if gas faeces urine is proper in the child like 3 or 4 times a day then it would be fine.after lactation tap the back .colicade drops cud help or carmicide syrup.a pediatric consultation is needed to rule out diseases.if night time fever is present or any skin infection or vasculitis shud be ruled out. Ct brain for abscess and fluid formation in brain causing raised ict..liver function test and other test shud be done.consult a pediatrician kindly pls...
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Please don't seek Tele-consultation for a two month old baby.  In fact till the age of 5 years a physical consultation should be obtained.
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Any fever, regurgitation of milk just after feeding, any lump in upper right abdomen? USG of abdomen needed to rule out any GIT abnormality. Persistent crying for hours is not normal.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Coliky pain
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stomach massage , adequate tummy time for baby , burp the baby properly after every feed.
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It's a routine in new born. Pain agony  may be here n there.   Colicky pain. Home remedies Apply  hing around navus How Take some hing dissolve in water n apply around navus. Locally apply hot water bag. Atarex drops  8to drops  with honey.
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Milk is the source of pain. Change ur diet . Give a good burp to baby  after feed.
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Colicky pain , consult with pediatrician locally.
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It is definitely colic pain. Which milk are you giving the baby?
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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