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Colic can start when a baby is 3 weeks old and usually goes away by her 3rd month.
Colic is usually worst when babies are around 6 to 8 weeks of age.
Colic is not related to health conditions, such as digestion problems.
Colic is quite common, but no one knows exactly what it is.
Colic is not a disease but a pattern of persistent, prolonged crying.
Colic, on the other hand, is unexplained, excessive crying in a healthy baby.
Colic is excessive crying behavior in a baby between 3 weeks and 3 months of age.
Colic is the leading cause of death of horses.
Colic is not caused by pain or illness.
The woman took the pipe from her mouth long enough to complain stolidly: "Colic all the time."
Colic does produce a pain cry, and it reflects an immature nervous system."
Colic is often worse in the evening.
Mirian Colic, an international relations major with a minor in Japanese at the university, is a member of the team.
Of her classmates making the trip, Ms. Colic said they will certainly learn that "everybody is a victim in this war."
Colic does sometimes run in families.
Because the attacks are most common in the first ten to twelve weeks of life, the name 'three-month colic' is often used.
But like all her decrees and decisions, the dismissal of General Colic is expected to have little impact.
Colic, which is characterized by inconsolable crying, affects about 20 percent of all babies, typically when they are 1 to 4 months old.
Colic is a common condition that, in humans, affects around one in five babies of both sexes.
Colic is not your fault or your baby's fault.
Colic afflicts babies of both sexes, all races and all socioeconomic groups.
Colic is a sharp pain in the stomach or intestines of a baby, that causes it to cry uncontrollably.
"Cotton Mill Colic" is a classic 30's protest song.
For Ms. Colic, who was born 20 years ago in Sarajevo, the project could never be purely academic.
Colic is obviously quite common.