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Stomach cramps ( i am assuming)
My daughter is 1 month old and is in pain from 15 days now.I am assuming it is stomach cramps.She stretches, fold her legs to stomach, groans that time.Cramp comes for some second and the keep coming after evry 2 minutes..She cries that tine and then settle down at her own when cramp goes. The pain lasts for 4-5 hours.she is in extreme pain.Early morning 3 am onwards the pain gets worst.
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May not be passing stool every day, give Bonnisan drop 10 drops twice perday x 10 days
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
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13 yrs exp
Pune
Exessive cry is very common under 6 months of age bcz of gas in stomach
Exclusive breast feed ur baby till 6months of age.
Feed ur baby with proper position.
Burp properly after each and every feed for at least 10 min or till baby take 4 burp.
Give Tummy time 4-5 times in a day time
If still issue persist then
Give colic aid drops 0.5 ml (if needed).
Maximum 4times per day.
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