
What Is Causing Fever And Uncontrollable Shivering In The Stomach Area?

Question: My son, 12 years, has uncontrollable shivering in the stomach area, and a fever. No sinus congestion or cough but a headache. He is very athletic and does not have a history of illness. Sometimes he has pain around his waist and belly button. No appetite today (Thanksgiving). No sore throat.
Hi,
Thanks for your query.
I would like to know some more details on his problem to understand and opine specifically.
Does he vomit or pass loose stools?
Is the pain in the abdomen since he has fever and shivering in the abdomen?
Does he complain of pain on pressing his abdomen?
Do you mean to say he has reduced appetite?
Is fever continuous or intermittent?
Has he been giving any medications -If yes, what is the effect?
Waiting for your reply,
Regards
Thanks for your query.
I would like to know some more details on his problem to understand and opine specifically.
Does he vomit or pass loose stools?
Is the pain in the abdomen since he has fever and shivering in the abdomen?
Does he complain of pain on pressing his abdomen?
Do you mean to say he has reduced appetite?
Is fever continuous or intermittent?
Has he been giving any medications -If yes, what is the effect?
Waiting for your reply,
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad


Hi,
Thanks for the information.
Since he had fever associated with chills I do suspect that an infection (probably a bacterial one) is responsible for his symptoms.
I suggest you to take him to his treating doctor as the fever gets as high as 102degrees.Examination of the child is necessary to find the focus of infection, this helps to plan management with specific antibiotics based on the type and site of the infection.
Do continue Tylenol and Advil until further orders by the doctor who may put him on antibiotics.
Regards,
Thanks for the information.
Since he had fever associated with chills I do suspect that an infection (probably a bacterial one) is responsible for his symptoms.
I suggest you to take him to his treating doctor as the fever gets as high as 102degrees.Examination of the child is necessary to find the focus of infection, this helps to plan management with specific antibiotics based on the type and site of the infection.
Do continue Tylenol and Advil until further orders by the doctor who may put him on antibiotics.
Regards,
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Aparna Kohli

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