Symptoms and treatment of colic in children?

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Abdominal colic syndrome refers to the syndrome of postprandial upper or middle abdominal pain caused by relative intestinal ischemia. Also known as visceral colic, colic, intermittent ischemic peristalsis disorder, abdominal intermittent claudication, ischemic abdominal syndrome, chronic visceral ischemic syndrome, mesenteric artery intermittent ischemia, abdominal vascular insufficiency syndrome. More common in middle-aged and elderly male patients, with other manifestations of arteriosclerosis. Abdominal colic often occurs 15-30 minutes after a meal and lasts for 1-3 hours. The time and intensity of pain are related to the amount of food consumed. Symptoms and treatment of colic in children? Let's talk about it.

Symptoms and treatment of colic in children?

About 10% to 20% of the infants had colic when they were young. Most of the infants started from two to four weeks old, and reached the peak at four to six weeks old. Usually, the colic would improve automatically when they were four to six months old at the latest.

Once the baby's colic attacks, it will be difficult for him to stop. The general feature is that the baby often has repeated abdominal pain and crying. The symptoms will be better in the daytime, but in the evening or at night, there will be sudden crying at irregular intervals, and it will continue crying for three or four hours. No matter what efforts are made, it is difficult for him to calm down.

The four main symptoms of baby colic are crying, red face, kneecap and clenching. The cause of colic is still not very clear, but the possible factors include the following categories: gastrointestinal discomfort, such as flatulence, intestinal spasm, milk protein allergy, milk sugar intolerance and swallowing too much air, or emotional problems and immature nerve development. Before four months of age, the development of intestinal nerve is not mature, so intestinal peristalsis is prone to abnormal too fast or too slow, which may also lead to colic.

matters needing attention

1) Can improve feeding skills, every time after feeding to pay attention to tap exhaust, and give the newborn a stable emotional environment, these can reduce the frequency of attacks. 2) if all kinds of methods are invalid, we can feed hypoallergenic neonatal milk powder, and sometimes we can get good results. 3) before the diagnosis of neonatal colic, we must first rule out whether there is any obvious pathological reason for his crying, such as other pathological diseases of gastrointestinal tract, such as gastroesophageal reflux, pyloric obstruction, Hirschsprung's disease, etc. If it is confirmed that there are no pathological factors, then parents need to be patient with their babies and spend three months of "labor pains".