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colic

Spasmodic attack of pain in the abdomen, usually coming in waves. Colicky pains are caused by the painful muscular contraction and subsequent distension of a hollow organ; for example, the bowels, gall bladder (biliary colic), or ureter (renal colic).

Intestinal colic is due to partial or complete blockage of the intestine, or constipation; infantile colic is usually due to wind in the intestine.



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Other topics investigated include infantile colic, eosinophilic gastrointestinal disorders, and preventing and responding to food anaphylaxis in school settings.
Systematic Review of the Occurrence of Infantile Colic in the Community," Arch.
And chiropractic was evaluated through three reviews of back pain, two reviews of neck pain, and one review of neck and back pain, as well as 10 systematic reviews based on the best-quality 70 trials for chiropractic's effectiveness as a treatment for non-musculoskeletal maladies (headaches, menstrual period pains, infantile colic, asthma, and allergies).
 
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