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How To Cure Gripping Paon In The Lower Abdomen?

my 11yr old daughter has gripping paon inthe lower abdomin followeed by motion 5-6 times a day. pain is severe as she gets up from bed and subsides a little after motion. can you p lease suggest what king of problem it ios and how to get out of it with diet?
Sat, 15 Feb 2014
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Hello!

Thank you for the query.

Lower abdominal pain is usually caused by urinary tract infection (a bladder is in this location). However if the pain has appeared after frequent stools, this infection can be a complication of gastrointestinal infection.
With urinary tract infection she may have frequent urinating, burning while urinating, blood in the urine. Fever can be present.
Inguinal hernia or appendicitis (if the pain is in the right side and the symptoms are no longer than few days) should be also considered.

I suggest you to take her to the doctor. Blood work, urine analysis and abdominal ultrasound should be done. Please keep her well hydrated and start probiotic supplementation.

Hope this will help.
Regards.
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How To Cure Gripping Paon In The Lower Abdomen?

Hello! Thank you for the query. Lower abdominal pain is usually caused by urinary tract infection (a bladder is in this location). However if the pain has appeared after frequent stools, this infection can be a complication of gastrointestinal infection. With urinary tract infection she may have frequent urinating, burning while urinating, blood in the urine. Fever can be present. Inguinal hernia or appendicitis (if the pain is in the right side and the symptoms are no longer than few days) should be also considered. I suggest you to take her to the doctor. Blood work, urine analysis and abdominal ultrasound should be done. Please keep her well hydrated and start probiotic supplementation. Hope this will help. Regards.