What’s the patient’s symptom ?

M: Hello. What’s your name?
W: She is rather shy. Her name is Ella.
M: HeUo, Mary. I’m glad you came along too. Now, what exactly is your daughter’s trouble?
W: I don’ t know. She just tells me she feels sick.
M: Let me examine you, Ella. Open your mouth and say "Ah-" Hmm, very good, very good. Not sore throat, temperature normal, no fever.
W: She complains of a stomachache.
M: Any other symptoms?
W: No, but she’s been crying a lot.
M: How long has this been going on?
W: Only since last night. She woke up with a stomachache, and this morning she was very nervous. Yesterday was her birthday and we had friends over for a party.
M: What has she been eating?
W: Ice cream, a hamburger with mustard, chocolate cake, popcorn...
M: What a party! That mixture would he hard on the digestion.
W: Then they were taken for a ride on the miler coaster by my husband.
M: My diagnosis is a simple gastric disorder. I’ll write you a prescription for some medicine. One tablet is to he taken three times a day, after meals, with water.
W: How long do I keep up the treatment?
M: Three days with the tablets, and one week on a bland diet. Bring her in for a final checkup sometime next week.