Patient's question:
Children with fever, whether or not they have abdominal organ infection, can experience abdominal pain. This viewpoint is overly general and lacks scientific basis. For example, if fever is caused by inflammation or a virus, does it necessarily mean that abdominal organs must be infected for abdominal pain to occur? What about cases of fever due to burn infection—does it necessarily mean that abdominal pain must occur?Doctor's answer:
I want to talk about my own opinion: "A feverish child, whether or not it has an abdominal infection, can cause abdominal pain." Infections such as appendicitis and peritonitis in the abdominal cavity can cause abdominal pain, but usually a cold, even abdominal chills (and without abdominal infection), can also cause abdominal pain, right? Ling 6868518! This statement is too biased, not all fevers have back pain, hello: please do not be biased.