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What Causes Abdominal Pain And Migraines In A Child?
My niece is 13 years old and was dx w/ Gilberts syndrome. She has been experiencing extreme migranines which once they develop take days to go away. She has been experiencing extreme stomache pain and has tan colored stool. She has f/u with her doctor who has referred her to a GI doctor and neurologist for a f/u consult because she isnt sure whats causing the migraines and abdominal pain. The same thing happened around this time last year and after a month went away. Do you know of anything I can look up that can help
Mon, 23 Nov 2015
HI...I have just read through your query. I feel these are the possibilities -
1. Abdominal migraine.
2. Migraine without aura.
3. Cyclical vomiting syndrome.
4. Seizure disorder with atypical presentation.
If I were your pediatrician - I would suggest doing an EEG and getting back so that we can take a decisive call on what to do next.
Regards - Dr. Sumanth
1. Abdominal migraine.
2. Migraine without aura.
3. Cyclical vomiting syndrome.
4. Seizure disorder with atypical presentation.
If I were your pediatrician - I would suggest doing an EEG and getting back so that we can take a decisive call on what to do next.
Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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