How long does teething pain last in infants?

Teething pain is usually short-lived, about 2-3 days for the intense part. No need for expensive remedies, simple, safe things work. Focus on practical comfort measures rather than spending a lot on unproven stuff.

From my experience with my little one, the acute discomfort typically spans about 48-72 hours per tooth eruption. It's intense for a short period, so be prepared with soothing methods. It passes quickly, thankfully.

Ho na, teething time is difficult. Usually, it's just a few days of really bad pain, like 3-4 days before the tooth comes out. But sometimes, babies are fussy on and off for a week. Just give them lots of love and comfort.

My niece was crying so much for almost a week straight because of teething, and I felt so bad for her. Is that normal, or was it unusually long? Does it vary a lot from baby to baby?

Oh, it feels like it lasts for centuries, especially when you're sleep-deprived! But actual *pain*? Usually just a few days, maybe 2-3 per tooth, right when it's cutting through. The crankiness, though, that can stretch a bit. Just survive on caffeine and baby cuddles!