Patient's question:
For a long time, I haven't paid attention. Walking for a long time also causes pain, and sometimes the pain at night makes it hard for me to sleep. Test and examination results: In August 2011, I had a test and nothing was lacking. I just want to ask what the reason might be, what I should pay attention to, or if there's anything I'm missing.Doctor's answer:
From your description, it seems that the child's condition is likely due to rapid physical growth causing growth-related pain, which is somewhat related to calcium deficiency. Although the thorough examination results show no lack of calcium, this result is not 100% accurate. The common pain in children is often caused by rapid growth, which is directly related to calcium deficiency. Additionally, it is considered that the body may have other inflammatory conditions. Although the thorough examination shows no lack of calcium and it can be digested, along with the use of blood-activating medications, this can help stabilize the condition.