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Suggest Treatment For Mesenteric Adenitis

My 8-year-old daughter is in the hospital for the second time this month. First, Kidney infection, now suspicion for appendicitis, but they only found mesenteric adenitis. They are sending us home, but my daughter s pain hasn t subsided. Ct scan showed normal appendix. Ultrasound said intermediate chance of appendicitis because of fluid. She has vomited twice today. No fever. Pain lower right quadrant.
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Your baby is having rt quadrant pain.most common causes being Appendicitis, mesentric lymphadenitis, ileocaecal intussuseption etc...usg & ct reports r/o appendicitis.reported mesentric lymphadenitis.short axis diameter must be taken to asses lymphnode size..if it is mesentric lymphadenitis nothing to worry as it is reactive hyperplasia secondary to infection.some times it can be viral.if not viral can be treated with tab ciploxoz for 5 days.
Get wel soon
Thank u
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Suggest Treatment For Mesenteric Adenitis

Hi Your baby is having rt quadrant pain.most common causes being Appendicitis, mesentric lymphadenitis, ileocaecal intussuseption etc...usg & ct reports r/o appendicitis.reported mesentric lymphadenitis.short axis diameter must be taken to asses lymphnode size..if it is mesentric lymphadenitis nothing to worry as it is reactive hyperplasia secondary to infection.some times it can be viral.if not viral can be treated with tab ciploxoz for 5 days. Get wel soon Thank u