Symptoms of neonatal colic, three magic weapons to help you identify

Nowadays, neonatal colic is becoming more and more frequent. If you want to diagnose and treat colic in a timely manner, you must understand the general symptoms of neonatal colic so that you can prescribe the right medicine when needed. If your baby has the following symptoms, you need to pay attention:

1. The common symptoms of colic are sudden screaming , sometimes crying at the top of one's voice, or even crying until the face and neck turn red and thick. If your baby is less than 5 months old, cries for more than 3 hours continuously for more than 3 days a week, and lasts for at least 3 weeks, and there is nothing wrong with the baby's body, then he most likely has colic.

2. Some newborns may have shaking heads, arched bodies, and slightly rapid breathing ; at the same time, their abdomens may be swollen, their palms may be clenched into fists, their feet may be stretched or bent, and the extremities may often be cold.

3. The above-mentioned behaviors can last from tens of minutes to several hours . No matter how you rock, hold or coax the child, it is often not very effective until the child is exhausted. Sometimes there is a slight improvement after a bowel movement or a fart. This symptom can occur at any time, but it most often occurs in the evening or early evening, and almost at a fixed time every day.