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Infantile Colic Definition
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An infant with colic has episodes of crying or fussiness for more than three hours a day, and the episodes are not caused by a medical problem.
Symptoms of colic usually peak at 6 weeks of age, and then gradually improve. Symptoms are usually gone by 3 months of age. Continue to Infantile Colic Symptoms
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