Patient's question:
My daughter is five years old and has been experiencing leg pain. After a thorough examination in Tangshan, it was found that there was fluid accumulation in her knee, which was diagnosed as synovitis. Later, she was prescribed medication, and the fluid accumulation disappeared, but then fluid began to accumulate in her two hip joints. The condition has not improved and has persisted for almost a year, with constant pain in her thighs at night. Today, she had a blood test at Yanda Hospital. Could you please help me check if there is any issue with these results? It is suspected to be arthritis. Besides, a few days ago, she had abdominal pain, and an ultrasound revealed swollen lymph nodes in her abdomen.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described and the detailed examination report you provided, it is more likely that the child's joint pain is caused by calcium deficiency. Although the current automatic immune cell examination shows relatively high ratios of T cells, helper cells, etc., it is temporarily not considered to be an immunodeficiency disease. It is recommended to first treat the child with calcium supplementation to see if it improves the condition. The above is the advice for the question "My daughter is five years old and always has leg pain." I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!