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Abdominal pain since 15days
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My son had abdominal pain since 15 days his child doctor gives previously pain killers and antibiotics but pain remain continuous hence today he suggested for Ultrasound and xray where xray reports conclude normal but in USG there is note mentioned that few sub centimetrics normal morphology are noted in preaortic and RIF region...other organs report of USG find normal. My doctor said that it's due to heavy constipation only...other things are normal...can u suggest is this normal...DR prescribed syrup for constipation... please suggest
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Su centimetres lymph nodes are not of much significance. Constipation could be a cause. Laxatives at adequate dosages can really help your kid
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These mesenteric lymph nodes are sub-centrimetric which means that it is less worrisome. It is very common due to bizzare eating habits like spicy foods , junk foods and less intake of water. Plus the child also has constipation which also leads to the same. It is very important to treat constipation because of child is suffering from impaction of stools then child will have pain due to mechanical causes.so untill and unless constipation is treated, the pain will take time to heal.
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increase fibre intake
salads
stop junk food
stop spicy and fried foods
increased water intake
fruits preferred over fruit juices
fixed toilet timings and training
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These subcentric lymph nodes can be found commonly in children, you need to avoid junk food totally, adopt a healthy eating habits for the child, treat constipation as per your doctor’s advise. And mild infection to be treated with antibiotics
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