What are the symptoms of stomach pain in a four-year-old baby?

If there are incompatible foods in the diet, it will also cause stomach pain. Catching a cold or impaired stomach function can also cause stomach pain. So no matter what causes the stomach pain, the pain is quite uncomfortable. And if the stomach pain is not relieved in time, the pain will last for a long time, and stomach problems will appear over time. Four-year-old babies may also experience stomach pain, but many children do not know what stomach pain is, so it is important to understand the symptoms of stomach pain in four-year-old babies.

1. Location of pain: The stomach is located in the upper abdomen, in the depression below the sternum and above the navel (close to the pit of the stomach). If the abdomen is divided into four areas, pain in the upper middle part of the left side is most likely stomach pain. However, it may also be caused by diseases of the esophagus, duodenum, gallbladder, liver or pancreas, so the duration of pain, accompanying symptoms, etc. are also needed as criteria for judgment.

2. Pain duration: Does stomach pain occur after or before meals? After eating certain foods? Or when you are too hungry, too full, or overeating? Since stomach discomfort is mostly closely related to eating, it is more accurate to use the time, habits, content, and type of eating as the criteria for identification.

3. Observe the symptoms: Stomach discomfort is accompanied by many symptoms, such as hiccups, bloating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, chest tightness, etc. Since each disease manifests itself in different symptoms, if accompanied by chest tightness, heartburn, acid reflux, hiccups and other symptoms, it may be an esophageal disease; if accompanied by empty stomach pain, fullness and hunger pain, sour hiccups, or even vomiting blood, it may be a gastric ulcer, but if there are hiccups, jaundice, fever and other symptoms, it may not be related to the stomach, but may be a gallbladder problem. Therefore, the symptoms associated with abdominal pain cannot be ignored.

Generally, children will say that they have a stomachache when they have stomachache, so as adults, do not take it lightly. You should carefully ask them where it hurts and how it hurts. If the pain does not persist, go to the hospital in time. A four-year-old child is still young. If he has stomach problems, it will affect the child's stomach function development throughout his life. Usually, pay attention to giving your children more easily digestible food and stomach-warming foods.