What are the causes of stomach pain in two-year-old babies?

Some babies always complain of stomachaches, but parents don’t know why. So what are the causes of stomachaches in two-year-old babies? There is a reason for the onset of any disease. We must choose the correct treatment method based on the cause of the child's illness, and do a good job of daily prevention and care to avoid the worsening of abdominal pain and cause more serious harm to the child. Let us learn more about it in detail.

Abdominal pain in children is a common pediatric disease, but because there are many causes of abdominal pain, parents should pay attention to observe their children's symptoms when taking their children to see a doctor. Never give your child painkillers at will, otherwise it will mask the symptoms of the disease and affect the doctor's observation of the condition, thereby delaying diagnosis and treatment. If a child has the following common abdominal pain symptoms, parents should take appropriate measures in a timely manner and send the child to the hospital as soon as possible.

Ascariasis

Characteristics of abdominal pain

When the environment changes or the child has a fever, diarrhea, hunger or eats spicy food, he or she will suddenly have abdominal pain. The child will cry, roll on the ground, bend over, sweat, and look pale. The abdominal pain is most severe around the navel. It is often accompanied by vomiting, and even roundworms may be vomited out. Sometimes abdominal pain can be relieved or even disappear on its own, and the child will appear tired. After fully recovering, he can play as usual. The pain lasts for several minutes each time and may occur every other day or several times a day.

Causes of abdominal pain

After the larvae of roundworms develop into adults in the small intestine, they have toxic effects and mechanical irritation to the small intestine, causing symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, and indigestion. When the number of adult worms reaches dozens or hundreds, the worms can twist into a ball and cause intestinal obstruction. Ascaris has the habit of drilling holes, and often drills into the appendix and bile duct, causing appendicitis and biliary ascariasis, resulting in abdominal pain.

The above analysis and introduction about the causes of abdominal pain in two-year-old babies is expected to help parents. We also hope that parents can prescribe the right medicine when their children have abdominal pain, choose the correct medicine to treat their children according to their conditions, or go directly to the hospital for examination and medication.