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CRYING, EXCESSIVE
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Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Excessive crying. Infection. Consult doctor.
Irritability. See Fever (Child 0 to 2
Lethargy. Years) in Symptoms
Poor appetite. section.
Fever.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Excessive crying. Minor illness. Consult doctor if
Irritability. symptoms persist longer
Lethargy. than 1 day.
Poor appetite.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Excessive crying in infant Irritation of digestive tract. See Colic in Infants.
younger than 3 months usually
after feeding.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Excessive crying. Inadequate nourishment. If breast-feeding, feed on
Crying stops after feeding. Thirst. demand and increase
Crying resumes less than 2 sucking time.
hours after feeding. If bottle-feeding,
increase amount offered.
Offer water between
feedings.
See Colic in Infants.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Excessive crying. Chemical skin irritation. See Diaper Rash.
Rash in diaper area

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Crying until picked up. Boredom or loneliness. Touch and talk to infant
more.
Place infant within sight
of you.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Crying. Cold. Dress infant warmly.
Cool or chilly environment. Move infant into warm
room.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Crying in infant younger than 3 Muscle jerks and twitches Wrap infant firmly in
months before falling asleep. when falling asleep. blanket before putting to
bed.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Crying and other fussy Eruption of new teeth. See Teething.
behavior.
Excess saliva and drooling.



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From Complete Guide to Symptoms, Illness & Surgery by H. Winter Griffith, M.D. Copyright by Putnam Publishing Group. Electronic rights by Medical Data Exchange.

 

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