Bottom Pain with No Rash

I wouldn't assume you know why she is screaming. If you aren't able to calm or she's screaming and you can't figure out what's causing it, give the nurse a call.

It's amazing sometimes the questions the nurse will ask me that never would have occurred to me (to be connected or even something to be looking at). Those pediatric nurses know their stuff!!! Call the nurse and let her (or him) know what you're seeing. The nurse will help you figure it out.

You don't know what to do? CALL THE DOCTOR.

How do you know what woke her up? She's not talking enough to tell you that, right? How do you know it's her butt that hurts? Does she cry more often when she's sitting upright?

This could be as simple as constipation. It could be teething and not related to her butt at all (you don't give us enough info).

Your pediatrician has a 24/7 telephone line. I don't understand why you would go on a mom advice site and wait for answers from amateurs instead of calling that number for free to get an instant answer from the office of the doctor who knows your child the best.

if a non-verbal child is screaming in pain and you have no idea what's causing it, i'm thinking a call to your local nurse hot-line is in order.
khairete
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If she's screaming - call the pediatrician's office.

How did you know that's what woke her? Is she talking?

Not really following.

Call the advice nurse at the clinic or at the hospital.

What does your doctor say?