colic
/ˈkoʊlɪk/Definitions
1. noun
a condition of recurring abdominal pain in an infant, typically in the first few months of life, often associated with gas, wind, or other digestive problems.
“The baby was diagnosed with colic, and the doctor recommended a change in diet to alleviate the symptoms.”
2. noun
a recurring, intense pain or cramp in the abdomen or elsewhere in the body.
“The runner developed colic in her side during the long-distance race.”