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Thymol crystal water
My infant facing colic pain at night alot even after giving colic acid she cries a lot,only after giving thymol water(0.4ml) to her, she is getting relaxed,shall I give thymol water ( mixing with grahp water)daily for my 2 month old baby?(if it is yes how much quantity that can I give and how many times in a day can I give thymol water to her?
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Colic is a common occurrence in babies in the first 3 to 4 months of life . Mostly happens due to excessive gas in the intestines . It responds to measures like burping , positioning on tummy , colicaid drops etc . And as the baby grows the frequency reduces . Although thymol water will not cause any harm to the baby , but I am more concerned about the very frequent colic . So one physical examination by the Pediatrician is necessary to rule out any other cause for it which we should not be missing out on
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Dr. Amit P Ghawade
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Kindly have a physical hospital consultation for better assessment and management.
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