Inconsolable crying of the infant
Specialty: Pediatrics.
Why it occurs
- Infant colic
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- Incarcerated hernia
- Anal fissure
Initial workup
Complete examination (abdomen, genitals, ears, cornea, fingers); ultrasound if intussusception is suspected.
red flags
Crying with vomiting, “currant jelly” stools or painful abdomen → intussusception (urgency).
Standard management
- Treat the cause — reduction if invagination; analgesia
Educational guidance for study. It is NOT a prescription recommendation. The actual choice depends on the cause, the patient, and current guidelines.
- Area
- Pediatrics
- Listed causes
- 5
- Treatment options
- 1