Abdominal Pain: Udar Shoola

Which could be the result of mother's heavy milk in breast fed children, Indigestion, worm infestation etc.Mainly the vata is disturbed and either it leads to gastro-colic reflux,or abdominal colic.
The traditional preparations like Janam ghutti,Saunf ark,Pudina ark etc are quite beneficial and handy remedies.Though its important to consult Ayurveda Pediatrician if the complaints recur repeatedly.
 

Acute Diarrhoea: Atisara
It's a common complaints in tropical countries especially in summers.Generally it is water borne,Unhygienic conditions,Worm infestations etc.

We advise Bal chaturbhadra ark,Anand bhairav ras (beneficial even if its associated with fever), Sanjivani vati,Gopichandanadi gulika,Gorochanadi gulika etc.
 

Allergies: Anurjata

Though this is a broad term involving respiratory system,Skin,Throat,etc,but in all we find body's immune system weak attracting one or other disease.

Giving malt made up of Sirish,Bambusa,Cinnamon,Turmeric,Tulsi,yashtimadhu etc. helps a lot.

BalChaturbhadra ark' made along with sirish,bharangi etc made by ‘Ayurveda India ' is highly effective in all type of allergies.
 

Nephrotic Syndrome: Balyavastha alpa vrikka vishmayeta' - Childhood nephrotic syndrome can occur at any age but is most common between the ages of 1-1/2 and 8 years. It seems to affect boys more often than girls.

A child with the nephrotic syndrome has these signs:

High levels of protein in the urine.
Low levels of protein in the blood .
Swelling resulting from buildup of salt and water.

The nephrotic syndrome is not itself a disease. But it can be the first sign of a disease that damages the tiny blood-filtering units (glomeruli) in the kidneys, where urine is made. The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs found in the lower back. They are about the size of a fist. They clean the blood by filtering out excess water and salt and waste products from food. Healthy kidneys keep protein in the blood, which helps the blood soak up water from tissues. But kidneys with damaged filters may let protein leak into the urine. As a result, not enough protein is left in the blood to soak up the water. The water then moves from the blood into body tissues and causes swelling. We observe swelling around child's eyes, belly, and legs. Child may urinate less often than usual and may gain weight from the excess water.