Thank you all so far i have a follow up appt thursday got in today. They think its allergy related i was told to do humidifier hot steam and saline. To be put up at night not laying straight. We shall see

This is what helped us:

Cutting out dairy and eggs (also no broccoli, bell peppers, other foods that cause gas)

Gas drops

Supplement breast milk and make sure she is full

Movement, tummy time

Mine gets super fussy when she is gassy. I usually give her gripe water once a day and it seems to help.

Hope you got some answers from your doctor or some guidance on where to go from here. My little lady was much fussier than my first child, and often strained and grunted when going to the bathroom. I chalked it up to digestive issues and sensitivity. Switched her formula three times. She finally found her groove and I put her back on the plain old Similac last week and she was so much better than she was when on it when first born. I think she just needed time to work her tummy out (check out grunting baby syndrome on google). She is now 10 weeks old. Not sure if this is at all what you're experiencing but wanted to share a little hope that things will get better! ❤️ And until then, use your friends and family and these boards to find the support you need! A fussy baby can sure wear you down quick.

Yea i hope nothing is wrong. I called the doc im waiting for a call back. Since they have no openings they said would ask her to see if she knew off the symptoms.

My son is fussy mostly at night too. I took him to the doc and he was completely fine. I think I just have a fussy baby. It sucks but I'm used to it now.

Hmm im thinking the only way i will truly know is by going to the doctor this week for him.I'll have to make an appt for him tomorow.

My first daughter had reflux really bad and would be fussy during the day but night time was 10x worse. Her pedi and gastro doctor said that’s typical behavior, why I have no idea, but it’s totally draining!

Mine was also getting fussy because he has gas...I tried gripe water and that did not work that well. The doctor suggested Gaia probiotics 5 drops a day and that has made a world of difference...Truly a life saver. He is sleeping 3-4 hours between feedings and before he was crying between his feedings because he was uncomfortable.

Mine gets fussy when she has gas. It seems to get worse at night. My doctor suggested using gripe water and gas drops which has helped.

My girl seems to only be fussy at night also. We started supplementing her night feeding with formula about 10-15 min after she finishes breast feeding. That seems to have helped. We also tried giving her a bath between breastfeeding and formula and that seemed to help calm her down too.

If you think the issue is dairy it takes up to 3 weeks for dairy to leave your system and stop bothering baby.. you need to give it longer to see if that's the issue