What should I do if my child's legs get sore after standing up and crouching down?

Patient's question:

[Condition Description: My child has been complaining of leg soreness after standing up or crouching recently. What should I do? Medical history and effectiveness: I bought a box of Calcium Calcium for my child to take. What kind of help do I need: I want to ask what symptoms this condition falls under?

Doctor's answer:

The causes of acid pain in children's legs can be attributed to two factors: First, since children are in a period of rapid growth and development, the growth of lower limb bones is relatively fast, while the surrounding nerves, muscles, tendons, and joint capsules grow at a slower rate, leading to traction pain as the bones pull on the surrounding tissues. Second, due to children's high level of physical activity and tirelessness, over time, a large accumulation of acidic metabolic byproducts in the tissues can also cause muscle pain. Children can be given an appropriate amount of vitamin C and consume some milk, or they can soak their feet in hot water and receive local massage.

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