In my pediatric consultation, I can say that every day when a newborn arrives for control, an obligatory question of parents is & 39; how can I remove the baby's gas, doctor? & 39; and, immediately afterwards, & 39; until when do you have to remove the gases from the baby? And the doubts regarding the blessed gases of the little one are infinite, something that obsesses and anguishes parents due to the consequences it can have on their children: colicky abdominal pain with uncontrollable crying of the little one, which requires seeking prompt help in clinic emergencies, or others such as restlessness, cold sweating, paleness, distended abdomen and tympanic (sounds like a drum).
