EXPERT
Dr. Simon S. Rabinowitz
Gastroenterologist (Pediatric)
- Staten Island,, New York
- University of Miami
- Accepting new patients
Recurrent Abdominal Pain in Children
Why Does My Child Have so Many Belly Aches----and What Can I Do? Abdominal pain is one of the most common indications for children to be seen by their pediatrician, by a pediatric...
How long should I take medications for diarrhea?
What medications can help with gastritis?
Can you drink alcohol with Crohn's disease?
What is the best medication for colitis?
What is the best diet when you have an ulcer?
Where are the acupuncture points for acid reflux?
Infant constipation?
Can I take heartburn medicine during pregnancy?
Over-the-counter acid suppression is usually allowed and well-tolerated. One potential downside is that gastric acid helps with calcium absorption which is important for mom and baby during gestation. So don’t forget your prenatal vitamins and calcium-containing foods.
How can I relieve my breastfed baby's constipation?
Can endoscopy detect stomach problems?
Do I need a teen diaper?
Is it normal to have stomach pain after endoscopy?
How long does a subtotal colectomy surgery take?
My 16 year old old daughter hardly ever has an appetite?
What can I give my baby for a stomach virus?
Child with pale colored poop?
My 7 year old son has been sick?
What can I give my baby for an upset stomach ?
-Does he have a virus?
-Did he eat something that did not agree?
-Did he eat too much?
-Has he not had a bowel movement recently?
Can try some mylicon drops and a probiotic such as BioGaia. Would call the pediatrician's office and, if it continues, the baby needs to have someone examine the belly.
What is wrong with my son?
-He is short - your primary may run tests and send you to an endocrinologist
-His toe nail is black - if it is only one, your primary will examine and send you to a surgeon or a podiatrist
-His ribs hurt - your primary will examine and either treat him for costochondritis or get an X-ray and send to a surgeon
-His abdomen is large - he may be constipated, have an enlarged organ or a tumor - your primary will decide what to do
-He drinks a lot of water - your primary will check his urine and decide next steps
Your child may be sick. Go to his primary as soon as possible or to an emergency room.
Blood on tissue paper?
