Do not give aspirin! 1  Fever that comes on suddenly. 2  Child is very grouchy or has no energy. 3  Small mouth sores and fluid-filled blisters that may be on the tongue and roof of the mouth.  Swollen gums that may 1  bleed. Severe mouth pain.  Will not eat or drink or poor appetite.
Gallstone pancreatitis has a varying rate of occurrence based on ethnicity as well. In developed countries like European nations, the occurrence of this condition is very high. An estimated 80,000 cases occur in the United States, annually. The following are some common signs of gallstones in the pancreas, divided into various categories. Mild and Early Symptoms. Vomiting and diarrhea; Swollen abdominal area; Fever and chills
You may not experience any symptoms if you have gallstones. Your doctor may find stones in your gallbladder while doing X-rays or surgery in the abdomen. When symptoms are present, you may experience: 1  pain that radiates in your upper abdomen (normally on the right side or in the middle). 2  fever. 3  a yellowish tint in your skin or eyes (jaundice). 4  nausea or vomiting. 5  clay-colored stools.