Forehead Pain, Eye, Stomach, Pain, Fever, Consulted But No Diagnosis. Suggestions?
Hi. My 4 year old daughter keeps having ongoing problem of a major headache. Her symptoms are eye pain, stomach ache, fever which can be high at times . Headache mainly in the forehead area . She has seen a neurologist many times for this and no diagnosis has been made. I am now concerned because I have no answers and the problem has gotten worse and continues . Please help
Check her eyes with an ophtamologist to exclude eye problems (such as glaucoma or difficulty when focusing).
Talk to an ENT specialist to further evaluate her sinuses (usually, sinusitis are often associated with the symptoms your daughter is having and might need proper treatment.
The ENT specialist would decide whether to do the X-ray of sinuses and culture of nose discharge to see if there is any infection and how to correctly treat it.
You can also check with an abdominal surgeon to check for apendicitis.
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Forehead Pain, Eye, Stomach, Pain, Fever, Consulted But No Diagnosis. Suggestions?
Hi, Check her eyes with an ophtamologist to exclude eye problems (such as glaucoma or difficulty when focusing). Talk to an ENT specialist to further evaluate her sinuses (usually, sinusitis are often associated with the symptoms your daughter is having and might need proper treatment. The ENT specialist would decide whether to do the X-ray of sinuses and culture of nose discharge to see if there is any infection and how to correctly treat it. You can also check with an abdominal surgeon to check for apendicitis.