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My daughter has stomach problems

I am looking for other opinion ....My daughter is 3 years and 7 months old she has short bone status already .. Well 2 years ago she was in the hospital because she was bleeding from her digestive sysytem I never got a straight answer what was wrong with her I was told " prehaps it was semolina posion  " and the then crohn diease ". Well after that week in the hospital we had little issues with her health. Til about May she started having a lot of accident in her pants  ( she rarely had acccidents even during potty training) mainly number 2 . I noticed sometimes she didnt know she went ...I thought maybe cuz she still little and she was learning still well it was happening everyday several times a day ...Then she started being in pain for a long period of time in her stomach then she came to be consputated ...I took her to the doctors and he gave her mike of magisum and some pedilyte ..Nothing helped then She started holding her legs together and being in pain so I took her in the er they said it Colic in her stomach and they sent her home gave her meds and told me feed her fiber food ..Well its mid October and I am still having problems with her sometimes she cant get out of bed ...Does anyone know what else this could be or any suggestions to give me ???
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It's making me think of crohns disease too but there's a lot of different possibilities. I would see a different doctor (like JGF25 suggested) as soon as possible. Poor thing. A friend of mine has Crohns disease and it took a while for them to finally come up with her diagnosis.
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I think it is time to see a gastroenterologist.  A pediatric one if there is such a thing.  There is a reason for specialists, and this is the time to see one.  Good luck and I hope she feels better soon.  
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