7 years old boy, slight headache, leads to shivering, becomes pale, sweating and normal soon occurs before11am

Question

very smart, having giddiness during assembly, fell down twice, doesnot like to eat his food, usually take insufficient quantity, doctor prescribed medicine for it. now in classroom before 11.am felt headache, shivering, becomes pale, sweating, small sounds feels to him as big sounds gets irritated. this symptoms appeared only ones, on observation made at home no problem to his health consulted with doctor and he feels it as migrain

Answer 1

Try another doctor. Try a pediatrician. There is something wrong with your child. Yes, it could be migraines but this would be very unusual in a child. One of the things I would have him tested for is juvenile diabetes as some of his symptoms are of that disease. Good luck

Answer 2

It could be a food allergy or intolerance, which is why he doesn't want to eat much. I'm not sure what "medications" he's on for this, but most kids like food, usually if they dont' like food in general there is a reason.. usually because it makes them sick, aka food allergies.

Most likely its something he eats for breakfast causing the before 11am symptoms, but it could be something that he's getting into in school that he doesn't get at home. Shivering, pale, sweating, and increased sensitivity all sound like allergic reactions.

It doesn't sound like a migraine to me, but those can also be caused by allergic reactions as well.

I'd take him to an allergist and have him tested for the following foods: wheat, milk, egg, corn, beans/soy/peanut, and have a Celiac panel ran. Don't have the RAST test done though, do the skin prick its more reliable.

Answer 3

Awesome. And it only lasted <1 hour. So the star is non-existent now: actually it was non-existent < 1 hr after it exploded. It's the radiation that has travelled 7.5 bil light years!

Answer 4

It sounds like it could be anxiety and low sugar levels caused by the combination of not eating correctly and worrying about school.

Answer 5

i suppose you must have shown to some good paediatrician preferably in some good hospital. Get his cardiac / heart check up sometimes these spells are due to cyanotic heart disease which requires echo for confirmation.

Answer 6

Get a blood test. If this kid isn't eating properly,
perhaps he has low blood sugar.

Answer 7

It sounds like signs of seizure, take him back to his doctor and introduce that idea so that he can be tested

Answer 8

omigosh...go get him an x-ray or cat scan. I hope it is not the case, but be could have a brain tumor. Many cases of brain tumors start out this way. Please go get him a proper check up.