Patient's question:
Age of illness description: 6 days, given phospholipase number medicine for 4 days, but the child is still allergic, and allergy medicine has been applied for 4 days. Past treatment and effectiveness: still allergic and stomach pain. Desired help: this will get better.Doctor's answer:
Most cases of abdominal pain in children are caused by irregular eating habits, overeating, or conditions such as intestinal irritation, enteritis, and other diseases. Is the skin allergy localized or generalized? Have you undergone any relevant tests or taken any medications? It is recommended to visit the hospital for an ultrasound, urine and stool tests, and other examinations to identify the underlying cause. If it is bacterial enteritis, antibiotics can be used for treatment. For localized skin allergies, topical creams can be applied, while systemic allergies may require medication. Avoid spicy and cold foods. Maintain a regular diet, get adequate rest, and engage in appropriate exercise.