Patient's question:
Teacher, hello! My son has been complaining of knee pain recently. Today at school, he also mentioned leg and foot pain. He said his heel hurts, then his toes, then his bent knees, and the condition is similar on both sides of his feet. He's walking with a limp. However, there are no signs of trauma or redness or swelling. It seems that walking, squatting, and standing don't affect him.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, based on your description, it is not ruled out that this condition may be caused by calcium deficiency. Suggestions: First, pay attention to checking trace elements and replenish them in a timely manner. "Growing pain" refers to pain in the surrounding area of the knee joint or the front side of the calf in children. These areas have no history of trauma, normal activity, and no redness, swelling, or tenderness in the local tissues. Pay attention to nutritional supplementation, and you can also use methods such as heat application or massage.