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Leg pain with vomiting in 4 year old?
My best friends daughter keeps having leg pain after throwing up. Its completely random, but frequent. She will be playing around and then just throw up without warning and then complain her legs hurt and can't walk. There is no fever or other symptoms than those two, shes tried taking her to her doctors numerous times and keep being told it's just the flu or growing pains but this has been for almost 2 years straight without any longer than a weeks break and no one around her is getting sick. Anyone know exactly what this is or any suggestions?
Two years is a very long time to just be throwing up like that- she needs to get her to a doctor that will listen. This may take some pushing, but she needs to keep going back until they run tests to see what the cause of the vomiting is.
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I agree, I've been helping her search for new doctors that are accepting new patients for her and she is making appointments or dropping in to the office when they refuse to make one with her. I've taking her daughter to the clinic (I babysit her) to see if they can at least refer her but there's no one accepting new at this time. We have no clue what to do anymore to try and seek help
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