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Small Child, Stomach Pain During Winter Season, Might Be Abdominal Pain, Absorption Problem. Cure?
For the last three WINTERS, from December to March my son who is now 6 has excruciating stomach and sign pain. He doubles over and crys everyday. This only happens in the winter and is very debilitating. We have been to several doctors, some said functional abdominal pain , another said absorption problem....but there has to be a correlation with the cold . HELP
I can understand you concern and appreciate your thinking for the correlation of pain with winter. I would have appreciated if you had shared the investigation findings for me to guide you. Have you tried eliminating particular food items from the diet that you use only in winters?
If your son has not been investigated then I suggest the following basic investigations to be done for us to come to some conclusion:
1. Stool routine
2. Ultrasound of whole abdomen
If the above investigations are normal and your son is gaining weight adequately then only will we think in terms of functional abdominal pain.
I hope I have answered your query to your satisfaction.
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Small Child, Stomach Pain During Winter Season, Might Be Abdominal Pain, Absorption Problem. Cure?
Hi, Thank you for your query. I can understand you concern and appreciate your thinking for the correlation of pain with winter. I would have appreciated if you had shared the investigation findings for me to guide you. Have you tried eliminating particular food items from the diet that you use only in winters? If your son has not been investigated then I suggest the following basic investigations to be done for us to come to some conclusion: 1. Stool routine 2. Ultrasound of whole abdomen If the above investigations are normal and your son is gaining weight adequately then only will we think in terms of functional abdominal pain. I hope I have answered your query to your satisfaction. Wishing your son all the best. Regards, RKK