Talk to Pediatrician on Stomach Ache
Asking for Other, Male, 3.5 years old, Karachi
My kids is experiencing stomach ache from last 10 days. On and off pain horaha hai, his stool is soft but not loose stool kind of. Kabhi kabhi bilkul pain nae hota even after taking food lekin kabhi hojata hai and then be needs to go to washroom. He becomes lazy when he experience pain. I gave famotidine & entamezol but stopped giving it after 5 days because pain was persistent. He’s not letting me take his stool sample. What should be done?
he needs physically checkup
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Alhamdullilah got him checked physically. CBC, CRP & LFT all are clear. Urine DR report is yet to come. He’s a lot better, but stomach ache is still there. Still adamant to give stool dr sample.
9 months ago
get him physically checked must
It can be stomach infection. Need more history and he might need proper medication. With diet and lifestyle modification.
needs physical checkup
proper history and examination
ASA which water you use for drinking. You are right a Stool Re plus for Ova and cyst should be done. If Not possible Dewoem with Syp Zenteĺ 2 tsf at night for 02 days.
Dr. Muhammad Sheraz Raza - Pediatrician
MBBS, MD, FAAP, DABOM, American Diplomat | Lahore
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Your 3.5-year-old child has been experiencing intermittent stomach pain for 10 days, with soft stools but no diarrhea. His CBC, CRP, and LFT are normal, while urine DR shows ketones (3.5 mmol/L) and oxalate crystals, borderline high specific gravity, which could indicate mild dehydration. This could be due to underlying constipation (sometimes kids pass normal stools or have diarrhea with constipation), dietary factors, or functional abdominal pain. An abdominal Xray would be helpful to rule out and treat constipation cause suspected encopresis. Ensure adequate hydration with water, ORS, coconut water, or diluted juices to help flush out ketones and oxalates. Adjust his diet by limiting dairy, processed foods, and high-oxalate foods while increasing fiber intake from fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Try adding a probiotic (enterogermina ampule once daily). Since stool DR is important for ruling out infections or malabsorption, try encouraging sample collection in a comfortable way. If pain persists, worsens, or is accompanied by vomiting, weight loss, or changes in stool, consult a pediatric gastroenterologist and consider an abdominal ultrasound for further evaluation. Dr Raza (MD, USA).
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