How does child sole heel ache return a responsibility

Update Date: 2023-08-22 Source: Network

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Generally speaking, heel pain is caused by walking or standing for a long time. Children may accidentally cause foot injury in the process of playing. What are the causes of heel pain?

How does child sole heel ache return a responsibility

First: growth pain symptoms: pain occurs in the afternoon or in the middle of the night, after a night's rest, the pain symptoms disappear after getting up in the morning the next day, and play as usual during the day. Suggestion: if it belongs to "children's growth pain", it is a normal physiological phenomenon in the process of children's growth and development, and there is no need to treat it.

Second: bone spur symptoms: when the bone spur just presses the nerve root nearby or the spine, there may be symptoms such as body stiffness, inflexible bending, pain, swelling, paralysis, joint deformation, muscle weakness, etc. Suggestion: in our daily life, children suffering from bone spur phenomenon is relatively rare, children's bone spur is caused by lack of calcium, need to continue to supplement calcium material in time, in addition, must be timely to the hospital to seek the help of doctors for targeted treatment.

Third: symptoms of osteoperiostitis: local pain, local hyperemia, local edema and swelling pain. After a large amount of exercise, the pain intensifies. When touching and walking, there is pain. Individual patients have nocturnal pain, mostly dull pain, pulling pain, and severe stabbing pain and burning pain. Suggestions: suffering from periostitis should pay attention to joint parts as little as possible, can be through traditional Chinese medicine and oral Huoxue Tongluo drugs, serious local injection treatment, treatment process to less exercise.

matters needing attention

In the treatment should be very likely to move less children, to avoid increasing the pain of children and touch the injury. If it needs to be moved, it must be moved cautiously, gently and safely, with the principle of not increasing the patient's pain.