How does child have a fever leg ache to return a responsibility?

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A child with a fever can have pain in all parts of the body. One second he is still walking normally. The next second he suddenly says that his leg hurts. If he suffers from this disease, it is very painful. Is it the legendary "growth pain" or is he ill? Next, I will tell you about the child's fever and leg pain? Let me tell you this.

How does child have a fever leg ache to return a responsibility?

First, growth pain is a special physiological phenomenon in children's growth and development, which is more common in children aged 3 to 12 with normal growth and development. It refers to children's pain around the knee joint or in the front of the leg. There is no history of trauma in these parts, and their activities are normal. There is no swelling or tenderness in local tissues. After the examination, the possibility of the child suffering from other diseases is ruled out, which can be considered as "growth pain".

Second: so far, there is not enough evidence to show that children's growth is painful. Running, climbing, jumping and other movements in children's life may cause pressure on their musculoskeletal system, and may also cause pain. Doctors usually diagnose growth pain according to the child's symptoms and physical examination results. In some cases, doctors may also do blood examination, X-ray or other diagnostic examinations to determine the cause of the child's leg pain.

Third: children, especially children aged 3-6, have rapid bone growth, but the growth of nerves, tendons and muscles around the bone is relatively slow, resulting in traction pain. Growth pain is mainly manifested as intermittent lower limb pain, mostly dull pain, acupuncture like pain, or even severe traction pain. The pain was mostly in the knee joint, followed by the thigh and calf, or in front of the lower leg bone. Pain is irregular intermittent attack, often appears at night, lasting for several minutes to a few hours, no wandering, limb activity is not limited.

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For the treatment of growth pain, the most important thing is to rest in time. Don't force your child to do more exercise after school if he or she has knee or calf discomfort. In addition, before going to bed, hot water can be used to bubble the child's feet. When the pain is serious, local massage, hot compress, application of essential balm or taking analgesics can be carried out. Vitamin C can also be taken in an appropriate amount. When children are not tired at ordinary times, they should be encouraged to participate in more activities and exercise their muscle strength to promote the natural correction of tibial curvature.