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Hi,
Not sure if this *is* gastrointestinal, but my daughter has been floored by abdominal pain for about 3 weeks, right above her belly button (with some pain on her right side and back/right side).
The latest is that a doctor just noticed that her umbilicalUmbilical cord care in newborns Umbilical hernia Umbilical hernia repair Umbilical hernia repair - series hernia never closed and is coincidentally the exact spot of her intense pain, but it's not bulging, or blocked, so he doesn't think it's a hernia emergency (he doesn't think the hernia is the source of the pain). But she is going to a surgeon in a week since it should be closed up in any case.
So the doctor is saying it's stomach spasms, i.e. stress. [The other doctor thought it was renal colic related to her hematuria]. But to me it seems so consistent in this one spot. This answer just doesn't seem to fit. What do I do next?