How to tell if your baby has colic and how to tell if your child has colic?

Newborns are highly susceptible to colic, and parents should be aware of some of the symptoms associated with this. In order to effectively screen when the child has colic.

1. When newborns have intestinal colic, they often scream suddenly, and then cry, and they keep kicking their legs while crying. Some children also have shaking their heads and shortness of breath. And there is obvious distension in the abdomen, and the hands and feet will be relatively cold.

2. Parents can comfort their children when they are crying, which may calm them down temporarily. However, if the colic is not resolved, the crying will be reversed, and it will last for a long time. In particular, it often occurs at night.

3. Sometimes the onset of colic will be very regular, with the characteristics of regular attacks. This makes many children cry at the same time every day, very punctually.

If the child has the above symptoms, it is not that the child is crying for no reason, but most likely that there is intestinal colic. Parents should relieve their children's pain in a timely manner.

Infantile colic is a sudden, loud cry that can last for a few hours or can be paroxysmal. When crying, the baby's face is red, the mouth is white, the abdomen is distended and tense, the legs are curled up, the feet are cold, the hands are clenched, and the milk can not be relieved, and finally the crying is exhausted, gas or defecation and stops, this phenomenon is usually called infantile colic.

This is the pain caused by strong contractions of the smooth muscle of the intestinal wall of the infant or flatulence, which is the most common type of acute abdominal pain in children, often occurs at night, mostly occurs in infants under 3 months of age, and is more common in infants who are easily agitated, excited and irritable.

It can be determined according to the pain of the child, if the child of Xunguo is slow to sing, it is likely to be colic if he likes to lie on his stomach, which seriously affects the child's digestion and easily leads to indigestion.

After the baby has colic, the pain will be very severe. If there is no way to save the canopy urgently, it may cause irreversible results. You should go to the hospital for a test and confirm the diagnosis.

Neonatal colic is a common hail-blind infantile acute intestinal spasm, usually occurring in infants under 3 months of age. The child presents with sudden, loud crying that can last for several hours, or paroxysmal episodes, usually in the evening or at night, and the crying time is relatively fixed. At the same time, the baby's face is red, the mouth is pale, the abdomen is distended and tense, the legs are bent upward, the hands are clenched, and the feet are cold.

Neonatal colic can be relieved by:

Breastfeeding, breast milk can reduce the baby's allergy to cow's milk protein, and at the same time can give the baby a certain sense of security, which may make the baby temporarily stop crying. Applying a warm compress and massaging clockwise into your baby's abdomen can help relieve symptoms of colic. Keeping the baby in a tummy position can cause some pressure on the abdomen and relieve pain.

Colic is a common problem in the growth and development of children, and most of them can be relieved spontaneously. However, if the baby's colic attacks are frequent and persistent, or accompanied by fever, paleness, diarrhea, constipation, vomiting, blood in the stool, consciousness disorders and other symptoms, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.

All babies are known to cry, but there are times when babies cry for hours and no amount of reassurance is helpful. In young babies as young as 3 weeks and 3 months, prolonged crying may be caused by colic.

Infantile colic is a behavioral syndrome characterized by irritability or crying behavior in healthy infants that are difficult to soothe.

It is a medical term used by doctors to describe babies as young as 3 months old, who cry much more than usual for no apparent reason.

There was no difference in the incidence of colic between boys and girls, between breastfed and formula-fed infants, and between term and preterm infants. Families with babies with intestinal colic have more problems with their family structure, functioning, and emotional state. But there are complex influences between colic and family relationships, but it's hard to say who is the cause and who's the effect.

Infantile colic usually begins at 2 weeks of age, peaks at 6 to 7 weeks of age, and resolves spontaneously at 3 to 4 months of age. About 20% of small babies are affected by it.

Colic attacks usually start suddenly and occur at night. Babies cry and cry constantly, which can make parents feel scared and upset. But don't worry, colic is a benign self-limiting condition, meaning that it is only temporary and will gradually go away as the baby grows older, usually resolving on its own when the baby is 3 or 4 months old, but sometimes it lasts for a few more months.

Colic is diagnosed in healthy infants who cry longer than the following criteria: Babies younger than 3 months of age cry for no apparent reason for more than 3 hours a day and more than 3 days a week.

Parents need to know that colic is not related to a health problem and is not caused by illness or pain. This is neither the fault of the parents nor the infants. This doesn't mean you're an unqualified parent or that there's something wrong with the baby.

But if you think your baby is crying because of an injury or illness, you need to see a doctor.

You can see whether the baby often cries, if the baby cries for no reason, the crying is very slow and frequent, indicating that the child's stomach is uncomfortable, and there are some intestinal twists and pains.

If the baby's face is not good, the lips are white, whether it is full or asleep, it will cry, this indicates that the baby has colic.

The child cries for a very long time, his legs will move around, his little face will be red, and drinking milk and playing will not relieve the crying, which is colic.