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There is one condition in common in these children. A 7.5 year old boy had severe seizure (status epilepticus) after two weeks of headache and colicky abdominal pain. He had weakness of the left arm also. A 7 year old girl had complex parial seizure and weakness of half part of her body. A 13 year old boy developed weakness of the arm and transient weakness of the legs. A 7 year old boy had abdominal pain that severe enough to be suspected of appendicitis. Then he developed pain at the testicle and rashes at the legs. A 5 year old boy had belly pain, red urine, and rashes at the legs. This is not an uncommon illness in children. Leo Leonidas, MD, FAAP, Assistant Clinical Professor in Pediatrics, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston; Attending Pediatrician, Eastern Maine Medical Center, Bangor, Maine.
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