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7 year old with sore tummy?

my 7 year old is a very active boy. Lastnight his temp was up a bit 2 38 gave hime calpol and sent him to bed he was o.k. Today he seemed o.k not his normal self but not unwell tonight he has been crying of pain in his tummy gave him calpol luke warm water to drink he is still in pain. He has went to the toilet today. he is very unset saying he can't stand up. I dont know what to do. He asked to sleep in with me last night i said no and his wee brother ended up in beside me cause he is going through a stage. please help.What do i do?? xxx

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  • 9 years ago

    Call his doctor. He might have a stomach virus or just a sensitive stomach due to the flu. Either way Capol or Tylenol will not do anything for a stomach ache. Only take down a fever or help with muscle aches & like pains.

  • 9 years ago

    Put a warm towel on his stomach ,you can put hot water on it , or heat it up. Then give him some motrin or some kind of pain reliever. &i would take him to a doctor, just to make sure everythings okay. Maybe it could have been something he ate? You could also try giving him green tea or something that would cleanse his system? Hope he feels better ! Goodluck(:

  • Anonymous
    9 years ago

    in my nursing book it says kids around ages 6 to 12 complaining of stomach pain might have an emotional problem, or something that is making them sad. Let him sleep with you tonight and see if it is better tomorrow :)

  • KitKat
    Lv 7
    9 years ago

    increase his intake of probiotics, let him rest, avoid serving him processed foods, acid, or cow's milk products, wash all hands better, and give him clear fluids with bubbles. follow up with the pediatrician.

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