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What Could Stomach And Chest Pain With Vomiting Suggest?
My daughter is 9 years old. She has intermittent intense pain in her head chest and stomach pain in her legs and arms.2 random bouts of sudden projectile vomitting and blood work was done and a chest x-ray. She will be screaming at the top of her lungs then suddenly nothing and straight to sleep. They gave her morphine and this didnt seem to stop the pain. If she was a woman preganant I would say that it was like contractions that were increasing and subsiding. Discharged this morning. By 4.15 this afternoon she is in pain again. Doctors are saying nothing is wrong yet she was screaming on morphine. Whats is happening. Her white cells were “slightly off” meaning that she has a very mild infection. She is also dizzy especially when she stands. She is weak and wants to sleep all the time only waking when shes in pain. She said she felt like her body was going to bust and she was on fire. (While on morphine). She has only had a 3 hour period of time with a 39degree Celsius temperature. On second day this started. Chest throat ears are clear.
Mere intestine infection if not controlled by oral medications, I recommend to hospitalize the patient for intravenous medications in terms of antiemetics, fluids and other supportive care in the nursing home.
It is the progress of the condition, which will guide us to march ahead for an ultrasound, X-ray or CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis.
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What Could Stomach And Chest Pain With Vomiting Suggest?
Hello, Mere intestine infection if not controlled by oral medications, I recommend to hospitalize the patient for intravenous medications in terms of antiemetics, fluids and other supportive care in the nursing home. It is the progress of the condition, which will guide us to march ahead for an ultrasound, X-ray or CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon