Patient's question:
The pain in the kneecap started when I was thirteen. I went to ask the doctor, some said it was calcium deficiency, others said it was because I was still growing, but I never grew any taller.Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: The patient reports knee joint pain. It is necessary to consider the actual situation, as this age group could be experiencing growing pains, which are more common at night. Additionally, it could be osteochondritis, which is often triggered by intense physical activity, or simply fatigue.Recommendations: Given the symptoms you described, it is advisable to rest first and avoid prolonged standing or walking. Self-massage can be helpful. During periods of discomfort or pain, rest is essential. Combining external applications of traditional Chinese medicine, massage, acupuncture, and oral medications, along with proper care and treatment, may help improve the condition.