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functional adb pain
most common cause of abdominal pain in all ages of children.
Functional or chronic recurrent abdominal pain usually nonspecific and is not life-threatening.

may be categorized as one or a combination of: functional dyspepsia, irritable bowel syndrome, abdominal migraine, or functional abdominal pain syndrome.

4- 18y/o w chronic abdominal pain when there are no alarming symptoms or signs, the physical examination is normal, and the stool sample tests are negative for occult blood, without the requirement of additional diagnostic evaluation.


not uncommon to have additional somatic complaints, such as headache, difficulty sleeping or limb pain.

tx: reassurance
fear of going to school or another phobia may be so strong that removal of the pain as a defense mechanism may only lead to other symptoms.
psychological evaluation, if appropriate

Constipation is a common cause of abdominal pain but is less common than functional abdominal pain in the absence of abnormal stools. Peptic ulcer disease, lactose intolerance and inflammatory bowel disease are much less common than either functional abdominal pain or constipation

wt loss suggests long term illness
IBD
abd pain can be severe and acute or subacute and mild
bloody diarrhea
growth failure
celiac dx
diarrhea, chronic abd pain, growth failure
bacterial gastroenteritis
acute bloody diarrhea w abd pain but not chronic (no growth failure)
PUd
recurrent abd pain
uncommon in children
no diarrhea or growth failure
guiac + stools but no frank blood
giardia
acute or chronic abd pain w diarrhea
blood stools is highly suggestive of bacteria, not parasites
no growth failure
HSP Henoch-Schonlein purpura
abd pain develops within days of palpable purpura rash but can last weeks to months
no diarrhea or growth failure
guiac + stools
functional
chronic abd pain w no diarrhea, growth failure, or bloody stools
dx of exclusion

constipation will also cause chronic abd pain
Meckel's Diverticulum
asymptomtic
painless
bloody stools