Pain or discomfort in the stomach (abdomen or belly). The stomach pains occur when your child is worried about something. This is often called the “worried stomach”.
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5/19/2022:
Berkeley Peds is excited to start scheduling our COVID-19 vaccine booster clinics for children aged 5 to 11years BY MYCHART APPOINTMENT REQUEST ONLY.
Please request an appointment in MyChart under the correct child's name. > Go to Menu > Select Schedule An Appointment > Select "All Other Scheduling Requests" > Enter dates info/time-refer to dates below > Enter your comment and submit request
We are administering the booster vaccines on the following dates: Wed 5/25, Thu 5/26, Fri 5/27 and Wed 6/1, Thu 6/2, Fri 6/3 and Saturday 6/4 until 12pm.
Please note that no other vaccines will be given during these clinics AND at least 5 months will need to have passed since your child's second dose. Please do not call the office to request appointments.
Pain or discomfort in the stomach (abdomen or belly). The stomach pains occur when your child is worried about something. This is often called the “worried stomach”.
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Read MoreArm muscle pain from hard work or sports (muscle overuse). Pain is not caused by an injury. Also called muscle overuse syndrome
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