Very concerned for her...

Jamie - posted on 08/28/2009

Have her checked for Salmonella... my son had it and stopped eating, blood in dhiarrea and they say vomitting is a symptom too..... I would take her to ER myself... sounds serious

Sharon - posted on 08/28/2009

I would say the symptoms are to nebulous for any sort of diagnoses. Is there fever? Congestion? Rash? Stomach issues? Acid reflux? Allergy to certain foods? Puking and a pain in the pubic bone doesn't mean much. She could have a lousy mattress to sleep on or bone cancer.

Dana - posted on 08/28/2009

thanks for all of ur replies.. that was what we were concerned about because we dont have any rights to takin her to the doctor or calling! all we know is what were told!!! and we are trying to give her suggestions to ask the doc. because this is serious and feel like the mother is just goin with whatever they say!! which they are doctors... but they oversee things sometimes too!!! does anyone knw if this is a sign of heptitias or any other kind of diesease like that, that needs to be tested for??

Linda - posted on 08/28/2009

Quoting Dana:

Very concerned for her...

My 5 yr old step daughter has been vomitting and not eating for a week the mother says shes taken her to the doc. and its just a virus, well late last night she called sayin she was vomitting and had diarhea with blood in it!! she has told us a cple days ago that her pelvic bone or pelvis cant remember exactly how she put it was hurting!! if anyone knws anythng about these symptoms and what it could be please let me knw. so we can bring it across the doctor!! and when she calld last night she was taken her to er ( she said) but dont knw what went on yet! please help if u can!!

  This is not normal. Watch for dehydration and being lethargic. If you are feel she is not being treated take her to a different ER.  My grandaughter was taken to ER 3 times befor they realized she had pneumonia. Make them find out what the problem is.....

Nikki - posted on 08/28/2009

I assume your husband is her father, he needs to call to the child's pediatrician and find out. You may not have acces to her records, he does. I would be more concerned with how much the child was getting in fluids during this time. I have taken my daughter for IV fluids when she has been this sick. There are supositories to stop the vomiting. There is all this flu going around. I would be shocked if the child was just told it's a virus if the symptoms are as she explained. Good luck

Gretchen - posted on 08/28/2009

I would suggest taking her to the doctor or hospital yourself. If she is still in that much pain, it could be that her mother isn't paying attention or that (and this is just from the way it sounds) that she could be being abused. If you feel that her health is compromised, take action! When kids are that young you shouldn't ignore diesease and wait for it to go away.