_y/o child presents with abdominal distension +/- vomiting and fevers. Patient has a _normal birthing history, no hx of NICU stay or other complications. Based on labs, abdominal KUB, ultrasound I have low suspicion for necrotizing enterocolitis, pyloric stenosis, volvulus, torsion, toxic megacolon, incarcerated inguinal hernia, constipation or acute gastroenteritis. _Patient was given antipyretic and oral rehydration solution. _Tolerated PO in department. Presentation not consistent with other acute, emergent causes of abdominal pain at this time. Will be discharged home with parents to f/u with their PMD. _ Will be discharged home with parents and return tomorrow for belly recheck.
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