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Abdominal pain (child)

"Stomach hurts", "Stomach seems to hurt", "Stomach is bloated", "It hurts when the stomach is touched and the infant cries violently", etc.

Has been half-asleep for 8 hours or longer, but can respond normally when spoken to

Stomachache is so severe that it is not possible to walk (move)

Pain is becoming more severe

There is a strong pain just by pressing the stomach lightly

Has vomited repeatedly many times (5-6 times or more) Or now only vomits liquid, but is continuing to vomit

Blood (red blood or dark blood) is mixed in with the vomit

No urination for 8 hours or longer

Pain continues while repeatedly becoming better and worse

Is unable to drink a sufficient amount of liquids (drinking quantity and frequency have decreased)

There is blood mixed in with the urine

Urination seems to be painful Or the color and smell of urine is different from usual

Other persons who ate at the same time are complaining of similar symptoms

Recently ate out, ate raw food, or ate food that was not well preserved

Is vomiting or feels nauseous

Stomach was hit or there is a bruise or wound on the stomach area

None of the above items apply

First aid, etc.

■*1.【General response to pediatric abdominal pain】

1．If able to eat and drink, try giving the person liquids and foods that are easy to digest little by little.

2．If pain continues or becomes more intense, see a doctor as soon as possible.