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Son 3.5 mo. old, every night around 6 he begins crying inconsolably for 2-3 hours. does not appear to be in pain, is fair tempered during day; colic?
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Possible colic: It could be colic, yes. But it would be a ted old for that. Other possibilities include gas, heartburn, or teething (although a little early for teething). He could also be overtired at that time of day.
Answered 4/1/2015
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