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What Causes Stomach Ache,dizziness And High BP In A Child?

Hi,I am concerned for my son.He is 14 years old and we took him to the er,but could not get him seen,as the wait was too long.He became dizzy,elevated blood pressure,and complained of lower stomach ache,and generally felt out of it.What could this be?
Tue, 12 Aug 2014
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Hello. I just read through your question. There are several potential causes for these symptoms at this age. There are hormone related causes and there are kidney related causes. However, one of the more common causes for elevated blood pressure in this age group is something called "Essential Hypertension", which is another way of saying there is no known cause. All of these causes can, and should, be treated. I recommend consulting with your doctor about this so the correct diagnosis can be determined and the appropriate treatment plan implemented.
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What Causes Stomach Ache,dizziness And High BP In A Child?

Hello. I just read through your question. There are several potential causes for these symptoms at this age. There are hormone related causes and there are kidney related causes. However, one of the more common causes for elevated blood pressure in this age group is something called Essential Hypertension , which is another way of saying there is no known cause. All of these causes can, and should, be treated. I recommend consulting with your doctor about this so the correct diagnosis can be determined and the appropriate treatment plan implemented.