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Colic is pain from the contraction of a hollow organ, like the gastrointestinal tract. In infants, intestinal colic is common, particularly in those who are bottle-fed. Signs of colic include drawing up the legs, restlessness, and continuous crying.
Is Medical Marijuana Dangerous to Children?
Medical marijuana legalization may increase access to a drug that is dangerous to children, teenagers, and young adults. Prenatal exposure to marijuana can cause child development problems, such as hyperactivity, impulsivity, inattention, and issues with visual-motor coordination, processing speed, and visual memory.
Edibles containing marijuana look like regular treats but contain potent marijuana. A child who accidentally eats a marijuana candy bar could overdose and end up in serious medical distress. Accidental cannabis exposures in kids aged one to six who ate edibles increased 1,375 percent from 2017 to 2021.
Heavy, chronic marijuana consumption in people under 25 has been linked to decreased cognitive and executive function. It is not yet clear whether the damage is permanent.
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