6 year old upper belly abdominal pain

My little granddaughter had a similar problem.  Try illuminating glucose and lactose for one month and see if there is a difference.  At first not an easy diet, but if she feels better she will be very careful about what she eats. 

My daughter started having pain in her stomach when she was about 7 or 8. Almost every night she came into my room telling me her stomach hurt. She was tested for various things and was finally given a test for lactose and other similar similar things. The way they tested her was by giving her a solution to drink and then breathe into a tube I believe. It almost made her vomit but it turned out she was fructose intolerant. We had to start reading labels because almost everything contains fructose. The doctor also prescribed nexium which we used for a shirt while but then discontinued because we believe it started doing more harm than good. We had to have her on a special diet at school, but the good thing is that you can outgrow it. She is 12 now and she can eat fruits again and other foods that contain fructose as long as she doesn't overdue it. All in all she eats mostly normal now. I would definitely ask for a test because it could very well be a food allergy. Wishing you and your little girl the best.

~Chris

Lactose is anything made with milk in it.  Glucose is anything made with flour.  Most super markets carry Lactaid milk, ice cream, etc.  Glucose free is also available.  It takes a little experimenting to find the best products.  Check out Gluten free diets on the Internet.  My granddaughter takes her own snacks to school or parties.  I make banana muffins with Cup 4 Cup flour for her.  It's not easy, but it's your daughter