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Fussy Infant Definition
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What is a fussy infant?
A fussy infant is irritable and cries constantly. Fussiness may be caused by any type of discomfort from hunger, to injury or infection. What are the symptoms of a fussy infant? Symptoms of fussy infants include persistent crying, irritable behavior, infant feeding problems, excessive gas, and a child who wants to be held constantly. How does the doctor treat a fussy infant? The treatment for a fussy infant is based on the underlying cause. Treatment may include fluids, fever control, and antibiotics. Continue to Fussy Infant Symptoms
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