Patient's question:
Child walking more causes thigh pain and cannot crouch for rest. Is it growing pains? Child walking more causes thigh pain and cannot crouch for rest without treatment. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None. What kind of help is desired: Hello, what are the symptoms?Doctor's answer:
The child's symptoms are growing pains, which are caused by rapid bone growth compared to the surrounding ligaments. The nerves, tendons, and muscles around the long bones of the limbs grow relatively slower, resulting in a pulling pain.Advice: When the pain recurs, the most effective solution is to provide local massage and cold compresses for the child to help reduce the pain level and give them psychological care and a sense of security. During pain, rest and avoid movement to prevent the tendons from being stretched and the pain from worsening. Growing pains are a physiological phenomenon and do not require treatment.
The above advice is for the question "Why does my child's thigh hurt when walking more and cannot squat or rest?" I hope it helps. Wishing you good health!