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My baby is 3 years old and e is complaining of tummy pain for the past week now.
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Hard to assess: It is hard to speculate whether a 3 yo's interpretation of belly pain is the same as yours. It is also hard to assess this without an exam & review of past/current history/exposures. If it is troublesome enough that the kids activities of daily life have changed, they need an exam.
Answered 2/5/2020
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