Patient's question:
At 2 a.m. on October 1st, National Day this year, I suddenly started crying. By the morning, around 8 or 9 a.m., I couldn't move my right leg. By the evening, around 6 or 7 p.m., I was able to walk, but I felt like my right leg was a bit shaky. It hasn't improved yet. I've seen a doctor and had additional detailed tests, but the doctor said to wait a bit longer, as it could be growing pains. So, what exactly is this condition? Test and examination results: The X-ray results show no fractures in the leg or foot. What specific tests should I do?Doctor's answer:
Pay attention to the pain of growth and the fatigue-related injuries of limbs after walking exercise. Herbal foot baths can be provided, or herbal re-bandaging and fixation can be applied to reduce inflammation, promote blood circulation, and enhance peripheral function for complete recovery. Pay attention to the conditioning of herbs that promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, as well as herbs that replenish qi, to stabilize blood circulation and functional state. Pay attention to providing elastic bandage fixation measures during walking exercise to prevent fatigue-related injuries and interference from exercise friction.