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Our newborn (3 weeks) seems to be in pain since yesterday, he has only slept 8 hours in the last 24 hours, wakes up every 10-30 minutes and cries - to the point he turns red in the face, we gave him colic drops, however this does not seem to help.
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Temperature: Infants develop their sleep patterns during the first year of life. Most infants will sleep through the night by the age of six months. Monitor his temperature and if the temperature is 100.4 or higher, please see the Emergency department. Continue to nurse and watch for signs of vomiting, bile and blood or mucus in his stools.
Answered 4/21/2020
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