What is colic? Signs of infant colic
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Inconsolable bouts of forceful crying with no apparent trigger
Baby draws knees up to chest
Swollen stomach
Cramping
Passes wind more than usual
May get worse in the evening

IMPORTANT
The following are NOT associated with colic:

  • Diarrhoea
  • Vomiting
  • Raised Temperature (over 38°C/100°F)

If your baby experiences diarrhoea, vomiting or a raised temperature (over 38°C/100°F) or if you are uncertain whether your baby is suffering from colic, seek guidance from your health visitor, midwife or family doctor immediately.



 
 
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