Patient's question:
My child has been complaining of body pain recently and often feels a sense of body soreness. The doctor said it's growing pains. I want to know how long it usually takes for growing pains to improve?Doctor's answer:
The pain of a child's growth usually lasts for about half a month. During this month, the pain will gradually improve. Growing pains are mainly caused by calcium deficiency, so it is necessary to supplement calcium in a timely manner. Eat more calcium-rich foods, or you can also take calcium supplements to promptly replenish the calcium needed by the body. This can alleviate the pain caused by the growth period and also pay attention to the replenishment of other trace elements. Eating more calcium-rich foods can effectively relieve growing pains. It is also important to pay attention to strengthening exercise during daily life.