2 years old girl has swollen stomach with discomfort.  what dop i do?
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Take her to the DOCTOR!  Something is wrong!
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Take her to a Children's Hospital ASAP.\nThis happened to my little cousin.  He hadn't had a bowel movement in about a week, and they took him to a hospital and the DR said it would pass.  So a few hours later they took him to Children's and they said that if they would have waited any longer he would have literally burst.  They are now in the process of suing the first hospital.  I hope this doesn't scare you, but prompts you to go to a good hospital and quickly.
775887
Not too much to worry about.\n\nYoung children who get scraped while playing, tend to re-injure that area.\n\nA Two year old is a very active age....No need to remind you of that...smiles.\n\nBefore you put your child to sleep, put a topical antibiotic Ointment on the wound, Cover the wound with a large bandage and and use adhesive tape around the bandage.\n\nChange the bandage in the Morning and continue this process for a few more days.\n\nIf you do not see any improvement, call your Physician for a consult. The Physician will examine the child or call in an Antibiotic to your local Pharmacy.\n\nGood Luck.................. Billy\n\nParent with Medical Training.
171308
Did you take an oral temp?  96 is low normal for a five year old. I'd be more concerned with the vomiting. Young children dehydrate much faster than adults.  Take her to your ped doctor today.
701574
You need to get a second opinion.  No one on here can give you any real help.  She needs to be seen by another doctor, or go to an emergency room.  It sounds serious so the best advice anyone here can give you is to see another doctor.
267658
If the child has been vomiting that long, she will be dehydrated. This is very serious. Get her to a doctor immediately.
810064
Check with the pharmacist.   There are medications that come in "sprinkles" that you could add to his/her favorite food.\n\nIf the child is always congested, have you considered food allergies?
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Soak her in a bath with baking soda.  It will help relieve the itch.  They have to go away on their own.  Watch what she eats that isn't normally a part of her diet.  Make sure she isn't under undue stress.  If she isn't too young (under twelve) you can try an antihistame.
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Try an antacid..if u feel relief then maybe its an ulcer. Other possibilities: twisted intestine, blocked intestine, appendicitis..would really see a Dr. soon..but if u start vomiting, get a fever and/or pain bcomes severe then go to the ER.\n\nGood luck!
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Hence my name, this happened to me very often in high school.  A little diarrhea here a little there, you know, the usual.  Just wipe your abdomen after a big "eruption" so as to not get brown crust in your system, it could block your blood flow and give you a benign cyst! To save yourself from the embarassment just apply some sour cream to your abdomen every morning it should ward of all diarrhea.  If it makes you feel any better, once when i was younger, I was holding hands with my Boyfriend.  He went to buy some french fries and I waited outside.  I noticed I had diarrhea'd a in my snow white sweatpants, and I wiped it off.  He grabbed my hand again when he came back out and noticed the icky green liquid. He dumped me.  The end.  Good luck!
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only give her water in the bottle and anything esle will have to go in the sippy cup dont force her to eat kids will eat when they are hungry if you are still worried see a doctor
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PLZ TAKE YOUR CHILD TO THE ER ASAP. THERE CAN BE A LOT OF THINGS GOING ON SUCH AS POISON OR ALLERGIES TO WHATEVER STUNG THEM.
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The first question is what did u eat before this whole thing began? Whatever you ate before this began could be a clue to what you might have. Second, I suggest you drink lots of water, gatorade, and eat popsicles with real fruit or some vitapops or something. Also, try getting some Pepto Bismol or any medication for an upset stomach. Also, it that doesn't stop the diarrhea then try Immodium. Note: that if this has been going on for 3 weeks, and you glands are swollen its obviously a serious infection, and I think you need to see a better doctor.
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Hi, he might be hyper-sensitive to a lot of things that enter his stomach, have you tried feeding him shredded wheat in the morning? It is natural, he will like it and the stools should firm up, if you do not feel like your sons doc. was the right guy for him, go to another pediatrician, get a full set of labs done on him, if the problem is in his body, it will most likely show up in his blood work.\nDo a complete panel would be my advise.\nGood luck, God Bless and happy Thanksgiving
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Take her to the pediatrician ASAP. This could indicate a serious endochrine problem.
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Just do what you Mom did for you when you were a kid.   Flat ginger ale,  and dry toast.  Make sure you take enough fluids.  That's the biggest problem is becoming dehydrated.  \n\n"It is important that you drink enough clear fluids, such as water, so you do not get dehydrated. You should also drink other fluids such as juices, clear soups, or oral rehydration fluids for vomiting or diarrhea. See a doctor if diarrhea or vomiting lasts more than two or three days, or if dehydration is a concern."
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Take frequent, small sips of water or a rehydration drink and small bites of salty crackers. \nTry to increase your fluid intake to at least 1 qt (1 L) per hour for 1 to 2 hours or until diarrhea symptoms disappear. \nBegin eating mild foods the next day or sooner, depending on how you feel. \nTry yogurt that contains live cultures of Lactobacillus. Not all forms of yogurt do; read the label carefully. Frozen yogurt does not contain Lactobacillus. \nAvoid spicy foods, fruits, alcohol, and caffeine until 48 hours after all symptoms have disappeared. \nAvoid chewing gum that contains sorbitol. \nAvoid dairy products for 3 days after symptoms disappear. \nNonprescription medication may be helpful in treating your diarrhea. Use nonprescription antidiarrheal medication if you have diarrhea for longer than 6 hours. Do not use nonprescription antidiarrheal medications if you have bloody diarrhea, a high fever, or other signs of serious illness.