Patient's question:
12 years old. More than 20 days ago, experienced nausea, abdominal pain, and anorexia (vomiting mainly contained bile). Moved to Tangdu Hospital of Xi'an Fourth Military Medical University. Used Glycerin Suppositories to expel sheep dung-like and jam-like feces. Endoscopic examination revealed erosive esophagitis, gastric ulcer, and duodenal ulcer. Body...Doctor's answer:
The child's navel pain may be due to worms in the stomach, intestinal inflammation, or mesenteric lymphadenitis.Advice: For this condition in children, first pay attention to the child's diet. Eat more vegetables and fruits, reduce greasy foods, avoid spicy foods, drink plenty of water, and avoid extremely cold foods that can shock the stomach. Consider taking a probiotic like Bifidus to help regulate the intestinal flora. Also, ensure the child stays warm. If the abdominal pain persists, it is recommended to visit a hospital for a thorough examination of the stool and seek additional solutions.