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Pain in navel area
My son is 6.4 years old. He is getting pain in the naval area for more than 5 days. . Mostly when he starts eating something. Continuous pain is not there. No other problem. He is active and feeding normal.
We did urine routine test. Report is normal.
We did USG according to doctor's advice. It was found that he has infection in intestine. Doctor prescribed Amoxacillin DDS for 5 days, enterogermina for 5 days (both 2 times a day ). Junior Lanzol for 5 days. Today 4 days over of medication. His stomach pain reduced approximately 50-60%. But it is still there.
Anything needs to do further?
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Keep a track on the diet - avoid outside, spicy , junk food.
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Greetings you can continue the same medicine it will resolve
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Dr. Gaurav Agrawal
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14 yrs exp
Jaipur
Continue the same medicine for 3 more days if pain still continues reconsider diagnosis as
H- pylori infection
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