Patient's question:
During the New Year's Eve, the child had stomach pain. Later, they went to the hospital for a check-up and had an ultrasound to check for supplements. On the ninth day of the first lunar month this year, I took him to the city center hospital for another check-up. Later, it was found that the child had swollen mesenteric lymph nodes. This morning, the stomach pain returned again. After taking the medicine, it improved. Now it has recurred again. How can it be treated well?Doctor's answer:
Abdominal pain in children is commonly seen in conditions such as mesenteric lymphadenitis, ascariasis, gastroenteritis, appendicitis, allergic purpura, and so on. For your baby's condition, it is recommended to first pay attention to dietary adjustments, aiming for light and warm foods, small and frequent meals that are easy to digest, and increased fluid intake. Focus on daily habits, avoid eating indiscriminately, and prioritize a light diet such as millet porridge. It is advised that the patient receive proper pediatric treatment to ensure early recovery.