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Suggest Treatment For Continuous Stomach Ache And Fever In A Child

my 9 year old daughter has had a stomach ache and fever for 6 days now, (no vomiting but some diarrhea), i have been giving her calpol for children over 6 and it does ease the symptoms but they come back. i took her to the Dr and he said it was viral and that her glands were up in her tummy and throat and it would go away...but im worried please help.
Tue, 9 Feb 2016
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You ve mentioned about a condition called mesentric adenopathy. This is common in children of pre adolescent group. Lymph glands in her tummy gets enlarged due to viral infections and they cause uneasiness/ tummy ache. This happens intermittently. Often resolves on its own with growing age when her lymphatic growth reaches a nadir. If there is any blood in her stools or weight loss like symptoms, she will need further work up.
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Suggest Treatment For Continuous Stomach Ache And Fever In A Child

You ve mentioned about a condition called mesentric adenopathy. This is common in children of pre adolescent group. Lymph glands in her tummy gets enlarged due to viral infections and they cause uneasiness/ tummy ache. This happens intermittently. Often resolves on its own with growing age when her lymphatic growth reaches a nadir. If there is any blood in her stools or weight loss like symptoms, she will need further work up.