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Suggest Cause For Pain In Vaginal Area In Children

My 3 year old grand daughter is complaining that her bottom & vaginal area hurt. She has had a mild fever also. The dr. thought it was a bladder infection but came back negative. Now they have done blood work. What would they be looking for in the blood work and what could be the causes of this pain?
Fri, 30 Mar 2018
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Hello,

Most likely urinary tract infection. Rule out any blunt injury post-fall. Blood workup should show traces of infection (increase in counts). Pain killers should relieve pain in case of absence of infection. De-worming the child with anti-parasitic will help. Take care that child is not suffering from constipation. Encourage the child to drink lots of water. Lastly, any object insertion to the local area and child abuse should be ruled out.


Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Prafulla Srinivas
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Suggest Cause For Pain In Vaginal Area In Children

Hello, Most likely urinary tract infection. Rule out any blunt injury post-fall. Blood workup should show traces of infection (increase in counts). Pain killers should relieve pain in case of absence of infection. De-worming the child with anti-parasitic will help. Take care that child is not suffering from constipation. Encourage the child to drink lots of water. Lastly, any object insertion to the local area and child abuse should be ruled out. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Prafulla Srinivas