TEMPORARY STRICT MATERNAL AVOIDANCE OF COW’S MILK AND INFANTILE COLIC

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REZAEI O.; SHAHZAMANIAN S.; HEMATI GORGANI S.; SAJEDI F.

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Journal: ACTA MEDICA IRANICA Year:2009 | Volume:47 | Issue:6 Page(s): 451-454

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Title

TEMPORARY STRICT MATERNAL AVOIDANCE OF COW’S MILK AND INFANTILE COLIC

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REZAEI O. | SHAHZAMANIAN S. | HEMATI GORGANI S. | SAJEDI F. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

MILK

HUMAN

INFANTILE COLIC

CRYING

Abstract

Infant colic is a common problem characterized by excessive CRYING and fussing. We examined whether colic symptoms of exclusively breast-MILK-fed infants would be improved by temporary strict maternal avoidance of cow’s MILK. This study is analytic and experimental. Sixtysix subjects were recruited during winter of 2006 from a clinic in Isfahan, Iran. Breast-MILK-fed infants with “colic”, age 3-6 months and to be in otherwise good health were referred by pediatricians.The intervention was 1 week period of strict maternal avoidance of cow’s MILK while they continued exclusive breast-MILK-feeding. All infants showed improvement in distressed behavior (crying and fussing) during intervention. The total recorded CRYING and fussing time was reduced by an average of 31%. A significant difference was found in cry and fuss time between first and last 2 days of intervention (P = 0.000). Cow’s MILK proteins may play an etiologic role in colic. We propose that a brief intervention with strict maternal avoidance of cow’s MILK may be an effective treatment for colic in some breast-MILK-fed infants.

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REZAEI, O., SHAHZAMANIAN, S., HEMATI GORGANI, S., & SAJEDI, F.. (2009). TEMPORARY STRICT MATERNAL AVOIDANCE OF COW’S MILK AND INFANTILE COLIC. ACTA MEDICA IRANICA, 47(6), 451-454. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/278258/en

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REZAEI O., SHAHZAMANIAN S., HEMATI GORGANI S., SAJEDI F.. TEMPORARY STRICT MATERNAL AVOIDANCE OF COW’S MILK AND INFANTILE COLIC. ACTA MEDICA IRANICA[Internet]. 2009;47(6):451-454. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/278258/en

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O. REZAEI, S. SHAHZAMANIAN, S. HEMATI GORGANI, and F. SAJEDI, “TEMPORARY STRICT MATERNAL AVOIDANCE OF COW’S MILK AND INFANTILE COLIC,” ACTA MEDICA IRANICA, vol. 47, no. 6, pp. 451–454, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/278258/en

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