FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 11, 2011 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 11, 2011 Colic is a condition in which an otherwise
healthy infant cries for prolonged periods of time for no
apparent reason. These periods of intense crying typically occur
during the evenings and there are often no effective ways of
preventing these inconsolable cries. Colic is diagnosed when an
infant cries for three hours or more in length, more than three
times per week, up to the age of three months. Any parent of an
infant with colic longs to find ways to make their infant feel
better. There are several suggestions as to the cause of infant
colic and parents can learn more about these in order to better
understand the condition their child is facing. One way in which
to aid an infant in feeling better is massage therapy. Many
parents are skeptical about the true benefits of massage, yet
parents who have tried it consider this form of therapy to play
a major role in easing their infant's pain. Bell's palsy is a
mononeuropathic conditi