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Colic is defined as excessive, inconsolable crying of the infant.
The term colic is a symptom commonly seen in infants under three months of age, characterized by paroxysmal abdominal pain and frantic crying.
He told me that if it was colic, it would run its course in three months." To summarize the article: Following the first adjustment, the child was more reactive and colicky, but mom followed the instructions given her by the DC and the baby calmed right down.
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