Patient's question:
8-year-old girl baby has pain in the exact center of her abdomen (around the stomach area) with tenderness and nausea. She has also been experiencing a sore throat for the past 2 days and has poor appetite, but normal bowel and urination.Treatment history and effectiveness: Took 5 days of traditional Chinese medicine (mainly for gastritis and pediatric food stagnation). Had an ultrasound which ruled out intestinal lymph node enlargement.
What kind of help is desired: Wants to know if it's a stomach issue or something else.
Doctor's answer:
The baby is 4 years old, experiencing abdominal pain, nausea, and a sore throat. They have been taking traditional Chinese medicine for 5 days (primarily for gastritis and pediatric food stagnation) and had an ultrasound to rule out enlarged intestinal lymph nodes. If there is purulent tonsillitis, it may be accompanied by abdominal pain, but there is no rebound tenderness. However, the most common condition encountered is spasmodic abdominal pain. The above suggestions are for the issue of "abdominal pain at the uppermost part of a 4-year-old girl's abdomen." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!