Rash on Belly, No Other Symptoms, Go to Doctor?

Try sprinkling a bit of corn starch on it. It sounds like it could be heat rash. I often get it in the summer, and a few days of using some corn starch usually makes it go away. Good Luck!!

My daughter had scarlet fever and her only sypmtom was a rash on her trunk. She never ran a temp or had any other symptoms. Luckily when we went to urgent care the physician ran a strep test "just in case." Thank goodness he did because it was positive.

take her to the doctor!

My 3 kids tend to get rashes often, especially after a mild viral illness. 2 things my Pediatrician always says is 1) if the rash lasts longer than 3 days, make an appointment, 2) if the rash does not turn white when you press gently with your finger or looks like bruising, have your child seen RIGHT AWAY as this is associated with more serious disease. Otherwise, relax and wait. If the rash is itchy and confined to a small area of the body, 1% Hydrocortisone Cream can be applied once or twice daily. Nurse Midwife Mom

Can you describe what the rash looks like? It could be anything. The school my boys go to will send a child home if they have anunkown rash unless they have a note from a doctor stating they aren't contagious. It could be heat rash, something irritated her skin, fifths disease, scarlet fever, etc
Could be nothing could be something....

I would get it checked out. Happenned to my friend's kid. He had fifth disease...also had slapped red cheek look.

Since it's not bothering her, and there are no other symptoms, I'd treat it at home. It could be heat rash, or a reaction to something she came in contact with. It seems like something that wouldn't need medical intervention.

My daughter developed a rash on her legs and trunk that didn't bother her and I wasn't too concerned (she had no fever and she felt fine, she even went to school), but I took her to the doctor anyhow at the suggestion of the school nurse. It turned out to be "petechial hemorrhages" and a sign of dangerously low platelets. If there aren't enough platelets in the blood, the body has a hard time forming blood clots, leading to excessive bleeding. If the platelets are low enough, death can occur from a simple bump to the head, leading to bleeding into the brain.

Petechiae aren't "raised" bumps, but if I were you, I'd take your daughter to the doctor.

I think I would be seeing if she ate anything different that may have caused a reaction, or if you changed laundry detergent or dryer sheets or even if you put her in new clothes that had not been washed, sometimes new clothes have "sizing" on them that irritates the skin.The fact that it is not itchy and has not spread and she has no other symptoms would make me not terribly worried.

**(it could also be a prickly heat rash, which I did not think of before, that is usually a localized rash and goes away pretty fast usually in a few hours or at the worst case a few days)

I wouldn't go to the doctor unless she develops more symptoms.

did she get wet during the day?
No fever?
was it really hot and humid yesterday?

if it's "prickly" meaning very rough - it could be shingles...I don't know..I'm not a doctor...i would call the help line and see what they say to do.

if it has a shape to it - growing or anything like that- when it doubt - call.

try to google "child's stomach rashes" or something like that. Often you can find photos that may help you figure it out.