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What to do when.... my 6 yr old son has severe cramps after playing baseball and riding his bike home... he can not walk and is laying down on couch crying about his side.
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Any : Any abdominal cramps severe enough for your child to not be able to walk, should be assessed promptly. Call your child's doctor or take him to the emergency room. Good luck!
Answered 1/7/2019
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