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Your child has abdominal pain but is not vomiting or nauseous.
Do any of the following statements describe your child?
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He has had a constant pain for at least three hours.
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The lower right-side of his belly hurts.
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He has severe pain in his abdomen.
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His pain doesn't go away after he vomits or has a bout of diarrhea.
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His abdomen is hard or swollen.
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He has a high fever (102 F/39 C or higher).
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There is blood in his stool.
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There is swelling in his testicles or scrotum. (If your child is a girl, her groin would be swollen.)
| Last updated: | June 28, 2006 |
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| Reviewed By: | Faculty of Harvard Medical School |
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