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Growth pain in kids

3 to 7 years

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Updated on Jul 23, 2017

Hi... my younger daughter is 6. 7 years old and she experience severe pain in her legs.. for last 3-4 years.. we have consulted many doctors and got all the tests done... but everything came out to be normal.. doctors says that its growth pain and she may have it to the age of 11-12 years.. But my daughter cries everyday coz of it.. she is irregular in school coz of the pain.. sometimes she even experience the pain in school too and not able to concentrate on studies... Any suggestion on how to deal with it.. ??? We are really worried. As she sometimes cries a lot and we feel helpless to do anything except giving calpol and applying a deep heat cream.. Any expert suggestion would be heartly welcome.. or anyone else having same experience ..please share. Thanx and regards

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| Jul 23, 2017

I think this may be juvenile diabetes or go for doctor and vitamin d test .sometimes vitamin deficiency cause this.

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| Jul 23, 2017

when i was young i had dis kind of pain... bt not sure it was growth pain or not... and it was nt regular also.. what i can suggest is give her warm milk at night before going to bed ... if she is nt allergic... it may help a bit

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| Jul 23, 2017

my son is 5. 1month old and he also has the same problem for last 3 yrs. Doctor atfirst said as he always runs so its pain but when it started continuing dr did vit-d defficiency test. it came positive. Now near about 6months or in a year he have to take vit d medicine when pain pain continue long period. Its became now normal. Try to make him play outside so that he get sunray regularly. There is no other solution. sunray is the best medicine or vitamin d medicine. consult ur dr & do the blood test once to confirm. ointment like voline, move or homemade hot garlic mustard oil massage may help.

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| Jul 23, 2017

Go for vitamin D3 test as soon as possible... It is a very common problem now a days...

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