Patient's question:
Starting from when he was over 3 years old, he would occasionally complain of knee pain (left leg). The check showed no calcium deficiency. He consulted many people, who all said it was growing pains. The check was just for reference, and taking some calcium would be fine. He took calcium intermittently (not wanting to overdo it, afraid of excess). Sometimes he still complained of pain. About half a year ago, he noticed a blood vessel about 1 cm long on the inner side of his left calf, which was very clear but not prominent and didn't hurt when touched.Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello. Based on your description, your child's condition should be classified as growing pains, which involve intermittent pain symptoms and are common in clinical practice.Advice: Therefore, there is no need to worry. Since there is no calcium deficiency, it would be helpful to know if any imaging tests (like X-rays) have been performed. If the bone structure appears normal, you can relax. The condition will likely improve as the child grows older. For more specific details, you can consult the local hospital for a thorough evaluation. I hope my response is helpful. Wishing you good health. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.