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My daughter is complaining of a stomach ache. she is 7 years old. is there anything i can give her?
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Abdominal pain : For mild intermittent pain try the 5p's. Have your daughter pee, poop, pass gas, and use a heating pad (low). And if that does not work try praying (5). If the praying time goes on too long it is time to see the doctor. Medicines do not usually help the pain and should not be given until your doctor can assure you that there is nothing significant going on.
Answered 1/25/2021
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