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Child Feeling Tired, Abdominal Pain, Having Green Stools, Vomiting. How To Treat It?

Hi, my 4 year old son is always c/o being tired and having pains in his belly especially when he is bored. Hes a very poor eater. I had him to outpatients they told me it was viral 4 days ago, now he has green stools, and vomiting a yeast smell. I dont know what to do, he has no temp, no other anything plays with his friends etc. i can push in his belly its soft no pain , please help
Thu, 8 Aug 2013
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Hello,
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum .
Green stool means bile present in stool.
Otherwise bile don't present in stool as it helps in absorption of fat in food.
In my opinion get in stool examination complete.
Blood for serum bilirubin, Urine for bile salt & bile pigments.
Ultrasound of abdomen will helpful.
Now after these consult a physician and get gallbladder examination and get treatment .
Good luck.
Dr. HET
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Child Feeling Tired, Abdominal Pain, Having Green Stools, Vomiting. How To Treat It?

Hello, Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum . Green stool means bile present in stool. Otherwise bile don t present in stool as it helps in absorption of fat in food. In my opinion get in stool examination complete. Blood for serum bilirubin, Urine for bile salt & bile pigments. Ultrasound of abdomen will helpful. Now after these consult a physician and get gallbladder examination and get treatment . Good luck. Dr. HET