Patient's question:
It has been more than a month, and the child has been complaining of stomach pain but it doesn't interfere with dinner or play. A thorough check of blood and ultrasound showed nothing, and even after taking medication for half a month for mesenteric lymphadenitis, it didn't help. Two months ago, a shopping cart slid down from the second floor and hit the child directly on the back or waist. At the time, there were no bruises on the waist or back, and it wasn't checked carefully. I want to ask if there is a connection between the stomach pain and the fall?Doctor's answer:
Because of the history of trauma, further careful examinations are needed to confirm the relationship between the trauma and the current condition. It is recommended that some cases of mesenteric lymphadenitis may recur with abdominal pain. Further examination of the abdomen and the specific details of the injured area is necessary for further treatment. The above advice is for the question "It has been more than a month, and it often hurts in the stomach but does not interfere with eating dinner and playing." It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wish you health!