Patient's question:
My son is four and a half years old. The other day, he said his left thigh hurts, specifically the front part of his thigh. When I gently press it, he says it hurts, but when I don't press, it doesn't hurt. When he runs, if he doesn't lift his toes, it hurts, but when he runs on his toes, it seems less painful. Today, while walking, he keeps limping. Today, I had blood drawn for a complete blood count and six super tests. The doctor said the detailed check-up showed no problems, but why does the child's leg hurt? He doesn't have a fever or a cold or any other symptoms. I'm quite worried.Doctor's answer:
In this case, it is still recommended to take some images for a thorough examination to see what the issue is. Generally, it is considered to be caused by bone or soft tissue injuries, etc. Have there been any recent intense physical activities? Properly implement physical conditioning. Regarding the introduction about "My 4.5-year-old son said his left thigh hurts, specifically the front part of his thigh the other day. What should I do?" that's all for now. We hope the patient can soon be free from the troubles of the disease and stay healthy every day~