Colic in infants is most often characterized by
A) diarrhea.
B) mild abdominal distress and crying.
C) disappearance of the condition by age 6 months.
D) allergies to breast milk.

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Babies with colic have frequent GI symptoms (pain, drawing up of the legs, crying), but the condition usually resolves by age 4 months. Some think it may be related to an allergy to cow's milk formula.

Colic in Infants Is Most Often Characterized by