A four-year-old child cries at night due to abdominal pain around the navel, but feels fine during the day. The abdominal ultrasound examination was normal. The child had taken anthelmintic medication Anlosi a few days ago, but the symptoms have not improved. What were the past treatment situations and effects? How should I handle the child’s continuous crying and pain at night?

Abdominal pain can have various causes, including fever, enteritis, indigestion, parasitic infection, intestinal spasm, mesenteric lymphadenitis, or gastritis, among others.

Sudden abdominal pain in children is a common occurrence, and there are various diseases that can cause acute abdominal pain. What could be the reason?

Abdominal pain in children is often due to mesenteric lymphadenitis, and antibiotic treatment can be considered.