Abstract
Authors' conclusions: although L. reuteri may be effective as a treatment strategy for crying in exclusively breastfed infants with colic, the evidence supporting probiotics use for the treatment of infant colic or crying in formula-fed infants remains unresolved. Results from larger rigorously designed studies will help draw more definitive conclusions. Reviewers' commentary: L. reuteri is useful in reducing the time of infant crying, reduces it an average of 55 minutes per day, but only in mothers under exclusive breastfeeding and cow milk protein-free diet. It is still premature to generalize these results, and it is not known if this strain will work in different populations or if it is cost-effective to give this treatment for 21 days.
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Llerena Santa Cruz, E., & Jullien, S. (2014). ¿Qué impacto clínico tiene la utilización de probióticos en los cólicos del lactante? Pediatría Atención Primaria, 16(62), 155–158. https://doi.org/10.4321/s1139-76322014000300009
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