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Baby crying
My son is one month old , yesterday onwards he crying excessively. when you hold him by hand , he is start sleeping .. if you put him in bed .. start crying . Also while feeding he is not crying .. when you stop feeding he is start to crying . Please note that he will sleep 2 to 3 hours on each feeding , passing urine regularly . Past two days he is not passing stool . Also he has umbilical hernia .. this crying is start from yesterday night onwards . What to do ? Is it colic pain or constipation pain or gas pain . We don't have any idea .. what to do ? Or we can take him to doctor ? Please advice .
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Get the baby to doctor but do make his clothing loose, remove any pin in diaper etc , give boiled cooled water sip by sip ,
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It can be colic. Get baby examined by nearest paediatrician and follow advice
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Dr. Kushang Mod
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Most probably it is aerophagea or colic pain, but you should consult pediatrician.
Next Steps
Do burping more atleast 10-15 min after each feeding.
consult pediatrician
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exclusive breastfeeding till 6 months complete.
breastfeeding followed by burping.
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