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What Could Cause Constant Cry In A 6 Months Old Child?

Hi, may I answer your health queries right now ? Please type your query here...Our daughter is 6 months old .. She has started to cry a lot like screaming cry for three days now its worse at night time she constantly wanting to be held and rock ...can you give any advice to slove this problem please.. Thanks
Irfan
Wed, 23 Nov 2016
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Hi there,

Thanks for writing in.

Is the crying only at night for the past 3 days. And she is fine during the day? If the answer is yes, this might be a case of colic. It is usually seen in babies this age. Nobody knows why it happens, but it should get better as the baby gets older. You could try giving some gripe water or colicaid drops.

The best option would be be consult a paediatrician atleast once and rule out other causes like infections, fever etc.


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What Could Cause Constant Cry In A 6 Months Old Child?

Hi there, Thanks for writing in. Is the crying only at night for the past 3 days. And she is fine during the day? If the answer is yes, this might be a case of colic. It is usually seen in babies this age. Nobody knows why it happens, but it should get better as the baby gets older. You could try giving some gripe water or colicaid drops. The best option would be be consult a paediatrician atleast once and rule out other causes like infections, fever etc.