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If someone with colic doesn't get surgery, do they usually end up passing away?
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Colic: By definition, colic is characterized by long periods of crying in otherwise healthy babies, and not due to a particular medical condition. It is not treated with surgery and is never life threatening. Perhaps your are referring to another condition?
Answered 12/30/2014
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