Newborn baby colic, what can be done to stop crying?

If you want the baby to stop crying, you need to make the baby a little more comfortable, we can use our hands to rub the baby's belly constantly, so that the baby's colic will be reduced.

You can play with your child, you can divert your child's attention, you can give your child medicine, you must pay attention to a light diet, you can develop a good routine, you can rub your child's stomach.

You can give your child medicine, you can give your child a massage, and then you can rub your belly, you can relieve the pain by applying a warm compress, and you should not feed too quickly.

You can massage your baby's abdomen, stomach hugging can also relieve colic, sucking can also relieve colic, and it is recommended to use a pacifier to soothe your baby.

Rub your child's belly more, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink more water, and you must pay attention to the warmth of your abdomen and exercise more with your child.

You can stroke the baby's belly every mu day, with the navel as the center, gently press in the clockwise direction, which can promote the baby's macro gastrointestinal peristalsis, relieve intestinal colic, if the baby's condition is very serious, you should go to the hospital in time to see a doctor, so as not to delay the condition.

In such a situation, you can massage the baby, or let the baby drink more water, which can also be relieved.

Is there a cure for infantile colic? Parents can help their babies relieve the symptoms of colic through abdominal massage, warm compresses, etc.

The normative term for colic should be intestinal spasms, which tend to occur in infants under 3 to 4 months of age, but can occur throughout childhood. There is usually no fixed trigger, and it may be related to factors such as improper feeding, abdominal cold, intestinal gas, infection, allergic hailstorm, and imperfect development of the central nervous system. Infants and young children are unable to express abdominal pain in words, and most of them express their pain by crying, and may be extremely irritable, with bent legs, and those with pain stretch their hands and feet, roll, sweat, paleness, and refusal to press the abdomen.

Infants with intestinal spasms should be fed at a normal rate and at the same time, and should be burped after feeding. In the case of intestinal spasm, the abdomen can be appropriately warmed (the temperature does not exceed 40) or clockwise massage can be applied to the child's abdomen to promote gastrointestinal peristalsis and speed up the relief of pain. Intestinal spasms caused by infection control infection will improve the child's abdominal pain, and intestinal spasms caused by allergies can be appropriately avoided or anti-allergic** has a relieving effect.

As the infant develops, the digestive and nervous systems gradually improve, and intestinal spasms can gradually decrease, generally without special **. If the symptoms persist and do not improve, or are accompanied by fever and vomiting, chills in the limbs, poor reaction, blood in the stool, and prolonged absence of gas and defecation, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time**.

This content was reviewed by Wang Zhixin, Chief Physician of the Department of Pediatrics of China-Japan Friendship Hospital.

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