Infantile colic is a common self-limiting condition that causes significant distress to parents
and caregivers. There is no clear cause, gold standard remedy or preventative action. The …

Infantile colic occurs in 1/3 of all infants and is still a medical mystery. This paper reviews the
etiology and the documented therapies. The overall aim is to avoid that inefficient forms of …

Background Infantile colic is a common condition during early childhood affecting around
one of six newborns. The condition is characterized by inconsolable crying and fussing in …

Objective: This study investigated the practices used by mothers of babies with infantile colic
to reduce infantile colic and the mothers' perceptions on the effectiveness of these practices …

Results We found 23 systematic reviews, RCTs, or observational studies that met our
inclusion criteria. We performed a GRADE evaluation of the quality of evidence for …

Infant Colic has been recognized as a clinical condition affecting up to one-third of all
infants. Colic has been described as unexplained irritability; fussing or crying that may …

Background Infantile colic is typically defined as full‐force crying for at least three hours per
day, on at least three days per week, for at least three weeks. Colic appears to be more …

Background Infantile colic is excessive crying in infants who are otherwise healthy and
whose origin is unknown. It is closely linked to maternal depression and is a risk factor for …

Infantile colic is a condition of excessive crying mostly observed in the evening hours in
healthy infants, emerging in the form of attacks and of which etiology has not been explored …

Infantile colic is one of the major challenges of parenthood. It is one of the common reasons
parents seek medical advice during their child's first 3 months of life. It is defined as …