Pediatric Constipation and Colic

Pediatric constipation and colic are common but manageable conditions causing discomfort and distress in babies. Constipation is marked by infrequent, hard stools and abdominal pain, often influenced by diet or hydration, while colic involves excessive crying linked to digestive immaturity or gas. Treatment includes dietary adjustments, soothing techniques, and pediatric consultation for persistent symptoms.

Key Points:

Pediatric Constipation

Symptoms: Hard stools, infrequent bowel movements, abdominal pain, and irritability.
Causes: Dietary issues, dehydration, solid food introduction, or medical conditions.
Relief: Fiber-rich foods, hydration, gentle massages, tummy time, and laxatives under supervision.

Pediatric Colic

Symptoms: Excessive crying, especially in the evening, with clenched fists and leg curling.
Causes: immature digestion, gas, reflux, or overstimulation.
Relief: Adjust feeding, burping, soothing techniques, tummy massage, and probiotics (if advised).

General Tips

For both conditions, seek a trusted pediatrician for persistent or severe symptoms.
Night crying may signal digestive discomfort; soothing methods and dietary checks can help.
Early intervention and understanding the baby’s needs improve well-being and reduce distress.

Pediatric Constipation

Basics

Suggest Doctors4

Videos2

Articles1

Pediatric Constipation and Colic in Babies

শিশুর সুন্নত করানোর ক্ষেত্রে শিশু সার্জনের কাছে যাওয়াই কেন সেরা সিদ্ধান্ত