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Suggest Treatment For Cramping In Leg/stomach After Having Tetanus For Dog Bite

My daughter is on antibiotics since friday night after a dog bite to the nose. she had plastic surgery saturday. she had a tetnus shot monday. Now she has severe pain and cramping in one leg, and stomach cramps and of course pain from the bite/surgery. she is taking loritab fo pain. she is 12 years old. what do we do about cramps in leg and stomach?
Thu, 27 Nov 2014
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Pediatrician, Pulmonology 's  Response
Hi...cramping pains in the leg could be due to pain of bite and surgery but we should keep in mind the other possibility of deep vein thrombosis due to staying in bed for long time too. Stomach cramps could be due to stress ulcers and I feel they will get better with proton pump inhibitors. Kindly seek your pediatrician's help for this.
Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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Suggest Treatment For Cramping In Leg/stomach After Having Tetanus For Dog Bite

Hi...cramping pains in the leg could be due to pain of bite and surgery but we should keep in mind the other possibility of deep vein thrombosis due to staying in bed for long time too. Stomach cramps could be due to stress ulcers and I feel they will get better with proton pump inhibitors. Kindly seek your pediatrician s help for this. Regards - Dr. Sumanth