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Acta Paediatrica, 2007
AbstractInfantile colic is a widespread clinical condition in the first 3 months of life, which is easily recognized, but incompletely understood and difficult to solve. The available evidence suggests that infantile colic might have several independent causes.
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AbstractInfantile colic is a widespread clinical condition in the first 3 months of life, which is easily recognized, but incompletely understood and difficult to solve. The available evidence suggests that infantile colic might have several independent causes.
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Infantile Colic: Diagnosis and treatment options in Primary Care
The Journal of Turkish Family PhysicianInfantile colic (IC) is a condition that can be defined as unexplained episodes of crying/restlessness in otherwise healthy infants. Symptoms typically begin in the first few weeks after birth and usually decrease within three months.
Ö. Yılmaz
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1979
The authors (J. C. O'Donovan, MD, and A. S. Bradstock, Jr, BSPharm) tell us at the outset that their study of colic in this issue of the Journal (see page 999) "was supported entirely by the goodwill of the families involved." Goodwill, indeed! Almost the one thing needful! Of the 110 infants eligible for the authors' careful presentation, only 13 were
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The authors (J. C. O'Donovan, MD, and A. S. Bradstock, Jr, BSPharm) tell us at the outset that their study of colic in this issue of the Journal (see page 999) "was supported entirely by the goodwill of the families involved." Goodwill, indeed! Almost the one thing needful! Of the 110 infants eligible for the authors' careful presentation, only 13 were
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The Journal of family practice, 1984
Infantile colic must be differentiated from other causes of recurrent irritability in infants. Several causes of colic have been described, including family stress, aerophagia (air swallowing), and the ingestion of iron supplements and cow's milk. Recent studies suggest that the elimination of cow's milk, and in some cases soy milk, from infants' diets
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Infantile colic must be differentiated from other causes of recurrent irritability in infants. Several causes of colic have been described, including family stress, aerophagia (air swallowing), and the ingestion of iron supplements and cow's milk. Recent studies suggest that the elimination of cow's milk, and in some cases soy milk, from infants' diets
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[Management of infantile colics].
Minerva pediatrica, 1996Infantile colic concerns about 10-30% of all newborns and has been defined as a condition characterized by paroxysmal episodes of unexplained full force crying for at least three days a week and continuing for one week or more in a thriving well-nourished infant.
SAVINO F, OGGERO, Roberto
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Australian family physician, 1994
Recurrent crying is distressing for the family and hazardous for the baby, yet this common symptom receives little attention in books or journals. It warrants action and if it can be safely stopped, it should be. The author reviews the literature on infantile colic and discusses treatment options.
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Recurrent crying is distressing for the family and hazardous for the baby, yet this common symptom receives little attention in books or journals. It warrants action and if it can be safely stopped, it should be. The author reviews the literature on infantile colic and discusses treatment options.
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