How can I tell if I have colic? What are the symptoms of colic?

You can tell by your own pain symptoms. There will be paroxysmal pain, but also intestinal cramps, ischemia, hypoxia, and diarrhea.

Judging by symptoms. If there is frequent vomiting, frequent **, paroxysmal exacerbation of stomach cramps, diarrhea, nausea, fever, etc. that last a minute or a minute each time, it should be prompt.

You can judge according to the location of your pain, if this situation occurs for a long time, it is likely to be intestinal colic, which will affect your diet and may cause some vomiting.

You can tell based on the symptoms. If you have frequent vomiting, frequent **, stomach cramps, paroxysmal exacerbations, each time lasting a few minutes or more than ten minutes, diarrhea, nausea, fever, you should see a doctor in time.

"Colic is a pain caused by spasms of the large intestine, which often makes the baby cry incessantly.

Multi-incidence group: infants from 3 weeks to 4-6 months'

Symptoms of the disease are easy to vomit, excessive gas, easy to cry, and restless sleep.

It is caused by intestinal spasm, which is generally paroxysmal pain and can be relieved spontaneously, and oral scopole extract tablets are effective.

Introduction: Colic can cause stomach pain. Especially if it happens at night, the baby will not be able to sleep because of the pain. So, how should the symptoms of colic be distinguished? Next, I will tell you about it.

Colic is when some babies cry loudly all of a sudden, lasts for several hours, or has an attack. When crying, the baby's face gradually turns red, the mouth is pale, the abdomen is distended and tense, the legs are curled up, the feet are cold, the hands are clenched, hugged, coaxed, and fed are not relieved, and finally crying, gas, and defecation This phenomenon is often called infantile colic. However, colic cannot be said to be a disease.

It is the pain caused by the baby's intestines swelling and twisting. Frequent seizures are at night, birth weeks - 4 months baby seizures more, 60% of babies get better in 3 months, 90% of babies are better in 4 months, and will not **. Colic usually occurs in the evening and occurs at the same time almost every day.

No matter how much the baby cries, the mother must be patient enough to give the child enough touch and comfort. If the mother does not improve through the above methods, she should take the baby to the hospital in time**.

Look at the patient's pain, whether the pain is a sudden pain, the time of the pain is not waiting, and after the pain, there will be cold sweat on the body, and whether the stool is dry.

The duration of abdominal pain generally ranges from a few minutes to more than ten minutes, and there will be paroxysmal pain around the navel, cold hands and feet, white lips, and shortness of breath.