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what is coflex

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Coflex or Keflex: I do not know of any medical term spelled "coflex". The most common medical term that is close to this is "keflex." Keflex is a very common antibiotic. It's special advantage is that it is very good in treating staph infections.

Question 2

does cofee effect your growth ?

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No (urban myth): There is no data to support coffee stunting your growth (this myth grew out of a concern that caffeine may be a risk factor for poor bone health, it is not if there is enough calcium in your diet). Caffeine is an appetite suppressant - you do need to eat to grow! it seems reasonable to limit coffee intake in growing kids, however there is no data to suggest it is harmful in small amounts.

Question 3

how come so many celeb kids from la are messed up?

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Not sure: It's hard to tell if their behavior is significantly worse than other teens, or they just get more publicity. Either way, it's not really important. What is important is to provide your own kids with good role models and help them learn from your example- not from celebrities, movie stars and athletes.

Question 4

i am addict of taking syrup containg coden, wht can i do for this?

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Need help: If you are addicted to codeine,you need professional help to detox and remain clean.

Question 5

can formula cause colic?

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Yes: Technically, colic is "unexplained crying"; but lots of babies who have colic, get better with change to a hypoallergenic formula or breast milk.

Question 6

what are the symptoms of colic?

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Standard Definition: Early on, researchers came up with a standard description to bring some uniformity in assessment & proposed treatments. The rule of 3's describes crying for at least 3 hrs/day;3days/wk in the first 3 months of life. It implys crying when no physical need (feeding) & no medical illness (reflux, ear infection, uti) were detected of thorough evaluation. It often occurred more in the afternoons.

Question 7

what sort of disorder is colic?

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Colic: Colic is abdominal pain, usually caused by gas.  In infant, it occurs quite freuently between the ages of 2 weeks and 2 months.

Question 8

how long does adult colic last ?

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Adult colic: Adult colic may be an alarm signal. Its best to get checked out asap.

Question 9

what does the term colic pain mean?

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Repetitive pain: Colic refers to the back and forth cramping pain in the abdomen. Many think only babies get colic but adults can be affected too. If this is severe and on going see your doctor to determine what is your cause.

http://www.ehow.com/about_7228272_colicky-abdominal-pain-symptoms-adults.html

Question 10

what is life like with a colic baby?

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Stressful: This is a very stressful time for your family. Colicky babies demand constant attention.  You are sleep deprived already, then on top of that, you have the constant needs of this child.  Walking in a sling is super helpful.  Consider "baby wearing" as much as possible, not just you but dad and other family members.  Never shake the baby, you can always set her down and let her cry, take a break!

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