Discuss the possible causes of sudden abdominal discomfort around the navel in a 7-year-old child, including digestive issues, ascariasis, and intestinal spasm, and provide corresponding treatment suggestions.

A 4-year-old girl is experiencing pain in the central upper abdomen (around the stomach area), with tenderness and nausea. Over the past two days, she has also complained of a sore throat and reduced appetite, but bowel movements are normal. She has previously received five days of traditional Chinese medicine treatment for gastritis and pediatric indigestion, and a B-ultrasound examination ruled out the possibility of lymphadenopathy. The parents want to know if the abdominal pain is due to stomach issues or another cause.

For a two-year-old child who has been vomiting continuously for three days, accompanied by abdominal pain, but without fever, runny nose, or cough, a doctor recommends going to the hospital for an examination to determine the cause and appropriate treatment.

A three-year-old child has had abdominal pain and fever for four days. How should it be treated?

Explore the causes and treatment methods of pediatric intestinal adhesions, including conservative treatment and dietary adjustments.

Possible causes of long-term abdominal pain around the umbilicus in children include colds, enteritis, indigestion, and parasitic infections.

Introduces the body checks recommended for a five-year-old child who frequently experiences abdominal pain.

Explore the possible causes of abdominal pain around the navel in a 10-year-old boy, including appendicitis, intestinal spasm, and colorectal cancer.

Causes and coping methods for abdominal pain.

Explaining the Possible Causes of Hiccups and Abdominal Pain in a 3-Year-Old