Patient's question:
Patient Age: Eight years oldDetailed Condition and Purpose of Consultation: My eight-year-old daughter has a distended upper abdomen but no pain, which improves in the morning.
Duration and Onset of the Current Illness: Two weeks
Current General Condition:
Medical History: Gastritis
Previous Diagnoses, Treatments, and Outcomes: The doctor said it's nothing serious and no treatment was given
Auxiliary Examinations:
Other:
Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to cultivate good eating habits for children. Do not give them snacks arbitrarily. Meals should be regular. Check for trace elements to see if they are deficient in zinc, calcium, etc., and supplement them in a timely manner. When the sunlight is not too strong, expose the child to more sunlight (do not do it through glass, as it is ineffective). Massaging the abdomen and back in the morning and before bed, and having the child practice wall lizard crawling on the bed can all help improve their appetite. Wishing the baby healthy growth!