Patient's question:
Last night I had stomach pain. Today I went for a check-up and they said there was gas and liquid accumulation in my abdominal intestines. The child has bronchitis. They have been getting injections for several days. Last night the child had a fever and even after getting the injection today, the child was still feverish at 38.8°C. The check-up results showed a white blood cell count of 15.60, a neutrophil percentage of NE0.70, and creatinine level of 79. Thank you for answering my question.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the cause of the child's abdominal pain may be due to abdominal cold exposure or intestinal spasm, leading to abdominal pain. The abdominal pain is significant, and the child's crying may trigger the pain, with continuous accumulation of intestinal gas. If the child's bowel movements are normal, pay attention to abdominal warmth preservation, prevent cold exposure, and use digestive aid and intestinal flora regulation drugs if necessary. The blood test results indicate bacterial infection, and antibiotics can be used for treatment. During fever, low-grade fever can be treated with physical cooling, while high fever requires antipyretic drugs combined with physical cooling. When there is no fever, the child should be fed frequently and have their temperature measured regularly to prevent overheating. The child will recover quickly.