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Abdominal Cramps, Severe Pain, Diarrhea. Due To Onset Of Puberty?

My 10 year old daughter has severe abominal cramps , and her temperature is 96.1 to 96.5. I wouldn t normally be too worried, I even thought maybe she was starting to menstruate, but she is in alot of pain and it is not like her to complain about pain. This is the second time this has happened in a week, and both times the symptoms happened at night. She also has diarrhea , which was quite severe the last time.
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hi,
if your daughter is having severe abdominal pains dont take it lightly, it could be shes having a problem somewhere,
first of all you have to tell us where is the pain most how is the diarrhoea like because they are many causes for abdominal pain which need to be ruled out.
it could be hyperacidity, uti,gastroenteritis,appendicitis, colitis so it depends where the pain is localised and with test confirmation we can make a diagnosis on what is wrong,
i would suggest a pediatrician review
hope have helped to answer your query
takecare
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Abdominal Cramps, Severe Pain, Diarrhea. Due To Onset Of Puberty?

hi, if your daughter is having severe abdominal pains dont take it lightly, it could be shes having a problem somewhere, first of all you have to tell us where is the pain most how is the diarrhoea like because they are many causes for abdominal pain which need to be ruled out. it could be hyperacidity, uti,gastroenteritis,appendicitis, colitis so it depends where the pain is localised and with test confirmation we can make a diagnosis on what is wrong, i would suggest a pediatrician review hope have helped to answer your query takecare