I strongly advise having your daughter evaluated by a paediatrician before starting any medication. Stomach pain and poor appetite after eating even a little food (early satiety) can be caused by several conditions, including acid reflux, gastritis, constipation, infections, or food intolerances. Please avoid giving her over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen, as they can further irritate her stomach. For now, offer her small, frequent, and bland meals, and keep her well-hydrated. A healthcare professional will need to examine her to identify the exact cause and prescribe the safe and appropriate medication.

I strongly advise against giving your child any medication without a proper medical evaluation. Morning stomach pain accompanied by lower abdominal swelling can be caused by several issues, ranging from common constipation or gas buildup to more serious conditions like a urinary tract infection or appendicitis. Giving pain relievers or laxatives without a diagnosis can mask important symptoms and delay proper treatment. Please have your child evaluated by a paediatrician as soon as possible. If they develop severe pain, fever, vomiting, or difficulty passing urine, seek emergency medical care immediately.