It’s normal report. Don’t panic Max SAD 7 mm is normal

Mesenteric Adenitis in Children 🔹 Mild Causes: ✅ Normal Lymph Node Size: Lymph nodes in the mesentery can remain slightly enlarged after an infection, and the size of 1.1 × 0.5 cm is generally considered normal for a child. ✅ Post-Infection Recovery: The reduction in size indicates improvement and healing. 🔹 Serious Causes (if persistent): ⚠️ Chronic Infection: Rarely, persistent lymph node enlargement may indicate an ongoing infection or other underlying issues. ⚠️ Other Conditions: If accompanied by severe symptoms like fever, vomiting, or weight loss, further evaluation may be needed. What You Should Do? ✅ Monitor Symptoms: Keep an eye on your child's stomach pain and overall health. If symptoms worsen or new ones appear, consult the pediatrician. ✅ Treatment: If the pediatrician has assessed that no antibiotics are needed, focus on supportive care like hydration, rest, and a balanced diet. Pain relief can be given if necessary, as advised by the doctor. 👍 Like this info if it helped! 💙 📹 Need a detailed video consultation? Consult me on Practo here! 📩 For WhatsApp queries only: Eight seven six two seven four nine nine seven four

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Yes it’s normal but if child is symptomatic then need further evaluation. May be rule out abdominal tuberculosis. Ask your paediatrician to rule out TB

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Yes, the size is insignificant. Maintain hygiene, Use of curd, buttermilk banana advisable. No packet food. Dicyclomine syrup 1/2 tsf sosafter food,  use with cautious as it cause constipation. Tab lansaprazol 1/2 in empty stomach for ten days. She is too lil consult paediatric.

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Have bland diet

Mesentric lymphnodes are commonly found in younger children and because one course of antibiotics has already been taken, there is no need for another one. The inflammation of lymph nodes takes a while to settle and so this is nothing to be worried about.