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<blockquote data-quote="donna723" data-source="post: 9074" data-attributes="member: 1883"><p>You might still want to have her checked for Crohns Disease. I had never heard of young children getting this but my brothers granddaughter was recently diagnosed with it and she just turned ten! She probably had it for quite a while before she was diagnosed too because they kept testing her for other things and ruling them out one by one.</p><p></p><p>I don't know how young these symptoms can show up, but my daughter had stomach pains and nausea for years when she was a kid, and was always extremely thin. She would be hungry but then had to stop eating after a few bites because of stomach pain, followed by nausea. She ended up eventually being diagnosed with severe acid reflux and a hiatal(?) hernia, which was repaired with very minimally invasive surgery ... tiny little incisions between her ribs. Hers was originally misdiagnosed by a &%$#! local "physician" (known around here as one who is not aware of his own limitations!), which delayed things. But when she was 19 she finally went to a Gastroenterologist who diagnosed her correctly and did her surgery, and she is much, much better now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="donna723, post: 9074, member: 1883"] You might still want to have her checked for Crohns Disease. I had never heard of young children getting this but my brothers granddaughter was recently diagnosed with it and she just turned ten! She probably had it for quite a while before she was diagnosed too because they kept testing her for other things and ruling them out one by one. I don't know how young these symptoms can show up, but my daughter had stomach pains and nausea for years when she was a kid, and was always extremely thin. She would be hungry but then had to stop eating after a few bites because of stomach pain, followed by nausea. She ended up eventually being diagnosed with severe acid reflux and a hiatal(?) hernia, which was repaired with very minimally invasive surgery ... tiny little incisions between her ribs. Hers was originally misdiagnosed by a &%$#! local "physician" (known around here as one who is not aware of his own limitations!), which delayed things. But when she was 19 she finally went to a Gastroenterologist who diagnosed her correctly and did her surgery, and she is much, much better now. [/QUOTE]
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